Take a deep breath and prepare yourself because this year’s State of the Air Report does not bode well for much of California.
Supervisor Todd Spitzer had asked that the county’s Office of Independent Review (OIR) examine the merits of a new lawsuit filed against the county by the ACLU.
President Donald Trump’s business dealings have put him in a unique position among U.S. presidents. As a new investigative report by ProPublica notes, he is the first modern American President to own a busniess involved in legal battles with local governments.
CSAC Deputy Executive of Operations and Member Services Graham Knaus was promoted to the job on April 11, becoming the 11th Executive Director in the organization’s 123-year history.
Saddled with a $40 million budget deficit and skyrocketing overtime costs, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is now turning to an independent consultant to help it get back on track.
Two months ahead of California’s primary election, officials are expressing concerns that an unusually packed list of candidates and the configuration of some ballots could affect tens of thousands of votes.
In the video, Sheriff Youngblood appears to suggest killing suspects can be a wise financial decision.
San Francisco is one of many jurisdictions that will begin automatically expunging marijuana convictions following the passage of Proposition 64.
The Bureau of Cannabis Control, the Department of Food and Agriculture, and the Department of Public Health have proposed the re-adoption of their emergency regulations on cannabis for another 180
Gov. Jerry Brown released his $138 billion revised budget proposal Friday, which contains a larger expected surplus than the $132 billion spending plan he released early this year.