Santa Clara Health Officer Says California’s Reopening is Moving Too Fast
Mon, 06/1/2020
'The Bay Area’s Anthony Fauci' is expressing serious concerns.
L.A. County Deputy Public Defender Dies From COVID-19
Mon, 06/1/2020
A public defender for Los Angeles County has died after testing positive for COVID-19. L.A. County announced the loss Thursday.
Salons and Barbershops Can Open in 47 Counties. Placer Hopes to Open Gyms and Theatres Next.
Wed, 05/27/2020
Counties that have their COVID-19 infection rates under control can begin opening hair salons and barbershops.
Why Do L.A.’s Coronavirus Cases Keep Rising?
Wed, 05/27/2020
A number of states and regions across the country, including hot zones like New York and New Jersey, are seeing a decline in their coronavirus cases. Not so for Southern California.
Padres and County Office of Education Partner to Congratulate San Diego High School Graduates
Wed, 05/27/2020 - 04:34
Brittany Craigo
The Class of 2020 is handling the coronavirus like a champ. But virtual graduations just don’t offer the level of pomp and circumstance our grads deserve.
Madera Sheriff to Become Next Chief Administrative Officer
Wed, 05/27/2020
Madera County Sheriff/CoronerJay Varney is slated to become the next Chief Administrative Officer of Madera County. Last Wednesday’s announcement was a complete surprise to the public.
San Francisco’s “Shared Spaces” Program Will Allow Use of Parks and Sidewalks for Restaurant Dining
Wed, 05/27/2020
The program “will allow individual businesses or local merchant associations to apply for a no-cost, expedited permit to share the sidewalk or parking lane for business purposes,” according to a press release.
California City News Hosts Webinar on COVID-19 Budget and Revenue Impacts
Wed, 05/20/2020
California City News on Tuesday hosted a webinar on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on local finance.
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Monday, September 21, 2020 - 05:30
Santa Clara County is expected to slash a number of open positions amid a $200 million to $600 million shortfall.