What Napa is to wine, Calaveras could soon be to marijuana.
“While many people believe that marijuana is essentially legal in California, data show us that thousands continue to be arrested annually for marijuana activities,” a representative from the Drug Policy Alliance said.
Dude, where's the homelessness?
‘So you want to legalize marijuana? That’s nice.’
Ernie Powell is a public policy and campaign consultant currently working with Social Security Works! and the California Long Term Care Ombudsman Association.
“No legislative session is complete without some effort by Los Angeles legislators to intervene in a local matter, often big-footing those on lower rungs of the political ladder.”
Elected leaders have demanded an apology from Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco after he accused a council member of participating in vandalism outside the county courthouse — a claim the council membe
The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Siskiyou County and its sheriff on behalf of four Asian-Americans who say they have been targeted
The median age in Los Angeles is 39, but all it took was a new bridge for large swaths of the city to start behaving like six-year-olds.
Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled his May revision to the 2022-2023 budget proposal on Friday. It projects an astonishing $97.5 billion surplus, fueled by the state’s highest earners.