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.
California lawmakers are considering replacing the state’s gas tax with a fee per each mile motorists drive.
It’s the Capitol community’s favorite clickable, online database. The Sacramento Bee has updated its list of public employee salaries, ready and available for your perusal.
Southern California art and culture lovers who haven’t already done so should mark their calendars for January 31.
Los Angeles County’s jail population has sunk to its lowest level in years following the passage of a new state law which reduces sentences for certain offenses.
Officials say cardboard theft is a very real problem that ultimately affects everyone.
A new type of local agency created by Gov. Jerry Brown last year could provide the roadmap for replacing redevelopment agencies.
As California’s recent measles outbreak continues in earnest, a new study by Kaiser has identified several geographic areas in Northern California where people remain under-immunized.
The man who coordinates homeless services for the City and County of Los Angeles is stepping down at the end of the month.
California’s attorney general and three Bay Area counties have filed suit against the Neptune Society, a popular cremation service provider, alleging it defrauded its customers.
Marin County will honor a dozen people who turned things around after incarceration and have lived their lives as honorable and productive members of society.
Los Angeles County voters may be asked to pay an additional 6 cents per square foot of property to help bolster firefighting efforts in Southern California.