No one can deny the formidable force of city pride. But, last week, the buzz was all about the counties.
Another child who was left in his mother’s care by the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services has died of an apparent homicide.
With three months to go before she is termed out office, Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina now says she will make a run for the Los Angeles City Council.
A special op-ed from Leyne Milstein, Director of Finance for the City of Sacramento and a candidate for the Public Agency Director position on the CalPERS Board of Administration, representing
Lynn Compton, Supervisorial candidate for San Luis Obispo County’s fourth district, has recently seen her share of criticism during her campaign.
On Tuesday, Governor Jerry Brown announced that he plans on asking President Barack Obama to declare the recent earthquake that rocked Napa a federal disaster.
The race to replace L.A. County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky has been narrowed down to supervisorial hopefuls Sheila Kuehl and Bobby Shriver.
Another scathing audit has shed negative light on the state of Los Angeles County’s nursing homes, finding that county public
A sensational eight year saga involving allegations of egregious public corruption has ended without a single conviction.
Last week’s devastating earthquake in Mexico City provides a glimpse into some of the worst case scenarios that could befall California in the event a similarly catastrophic tremor.
An effort to get cannabis operators in Sonoma County permitted early has fallen flat.