California’s budget deficits are gone, and the state has regained the number of jobs it lost during the Great Recession.
A law which makes it easier to coerce severely mentally ill individuals into treatment inched one step closer towards implementation in San Diego this week.
Riverside County supervisors are reviewing their contracts with an umber of high-powered lobbying firms to see if they are getting their money’s worth.
In foodie circles, farm to fork is all the rage. Now one San Diego lawmaker wants to boost the fish to fork movement.
As American policy makers begin to focus on growing income inequality, both in California and across the country, the wealth gap has widened along racial and ethnic lines since the Great Recession,
A move to expand a new online portal to include hundreds of public and private social service programs has divided the board of this Central Valley county.
September is shaping up to be a death knell for some of California’s biggest recall campaigns.
California and the County of Los Angeles appear to be on the brink of righting a grave historical injustice.
Two days after his titanic victory in the September 14 recall election, Gov.
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