Key provisions of a voter-approved law restricting the residency of registered sex offenders will no longer be enforced, state officials announced Thursday.
Merced County District Attorney Larry Morse II is in the clear.
Families and caretakers can now register their loved ones with ease.
The renewed interest and hope came as L.A. County Fire Department Chief Daryl Osby declared “a new era of testing accountability and fairness.”
The extraordinary case of real estate heir Robert Durst is heading back to California in what is sure to be the criminal trial of the decade.
The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department is being sued over its use of a device that intercepts cell phone calls and information.
November 28th marks the 11th annual #GivingTuesday. This is a worldwide charitable movement, celebrated on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Sacramento Sheriff Jim Cooper is speaking out again about the scourge of retail theft in California.
A coalition of local government associations has filed an amicus brief supporting Gavin Newsom’s emergency petition with the California Supreme Court to remove the Taxpayer Protection and Accountab
