Plumas County Mental Health Director Peter Livingston has submitted his resignation, citing intense on-the-job pressure that he says has begun to affect him personally.
San Diego has started cracking down on people who rent out their home on the popular Web service Airbnb, part of a growing trend of cities and counties trying to collect taxes from the shot-term re
The Dept. of Finance has released language indicating how Gov. Jerry Brown wants to deal with the wake of redevelopment agencies, which he abolished in 2011.
We’ve heard of slumber parties, Tupperware parties, and even Botox parties. But measles parties? Believe it or not, they just might be a thing.
The retailer giant Target Corp. has agreed to pay $3.9 million to settle a civil lawsuit brought by five counties and the City of San Diego.
The number of children in Los Angeles County who have died as a result of abuse or neglect has dipped to its lowest level since the county began releasing such statistics, officials said Monday.
A new bill introduced in Sacramento would require kids to receive certain vaccinations before attending public school.
The worst drought in California’s recorded history means, among other things, that fire season is never over.
The Ventura County Public Works Department held its annual Storm Day, a natural disaster preparedness drill, on Thursday, Oct. 9.
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The Santa Clara County Jail and Sheriff’s Department will soon have new oversight, four years after the beating death of mentally ill inmate Michael Tyree.
More than a thousand public retirees in California are earning pensions that exceed the federal limit of $220,000, according to data from CalPERS.