The growing demand, and acceptance, of cannabis has led to new cottage industries popping up dedicated to pot.
Sonoma county ag inspectors are on alert after a persistent pest was discovered among the county’s vineyards.
The County of Riverside has hired Los Angeles Information Technology Agency General Manager Steve Reneker to head its Information Technology Department once again.
An L.A. County social worker who was fired after the 2013 beating death of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez could soon get his job back.
Officials in Santa Barbara County are looking again to the ocean to solve their water woes.
As Gov. Jerry Brown is calling for mandatory cuts in water use, a new report finds Southern California users didn’t do a very good job of conserving on their own.
A new list of excessive drinking by county reveals which California regions like to imbibe—perhaps a little too much.
Fracking opponents scored a major victory last week after oil giant, Citadel Exploration, dropped a $1 billion lawsuit aimed at overturning San Benito County’s fracking ban.
Los Angeles County officials are urging residents to avoid grocery stores and pharmacies this week, if at all possible, as the state awaits its peak in coronavirus cases.
Los Angeles County will join San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa in cancelling millions of dollars in administrative fees charged to former convicts.
So you’ve been coughing, you’re feverish, or maybe you know you’ve been exposed to COVID-19. How do you get tested?
$2.86 million flowed into Santa Barbara County coffers last quarter as a result of commercial cannabis.