32,000 Butte County students returned to school Monday after the state’s most destructive wildfire ripped through their community, taking their homes, precious lives, and a number of their classroo
New Report Highlights Strengths and Weaknesses of Emergency Alert and Warning Systems in Sonoma County
Sat, 10/13/2018
Sonoma County has completed a first of its kind test of its emergency alert and warning mechanisms in the wake of wildfires that destroyed more than 5,000 structures and killed dozens of people nearly one year ago.
MuniServices / Avenu: Potential Changes Coming to CA's Local Government
Tue, 10/9/2018
Last month, MuniServices / Avenu published a legislative update that focused on over 50 bills, which impacted local revenue streams or administration in one way or another, that had made it to the
California Just Passed the Strictest Net Neutrality Protections in the Nation. Here’s How One California County Helped Make it Happen.
Sat, 10/6/2018
A tragic experience may prove to be net neutrality’s saving grave.
L.A. County Comes Out Swinging Against Trump Proposal for Immigrants on Public Assistance
Sat, 10/6/2018
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors says it is vehemently opposed to a Department of Homeland Security proposal that would make lawful immigration and permanent residency more difficult for those on public assistance.
For the Small and Unsung, California’s Pot Market Yields More Red Than Green
Sat, 10/6/2018
Nine months after commercial marijuana legalization, smaller enterprises continue to struggle to make it in California’s legal market.
Experts Call This Year’s Valley Fever Numbers “Catastrophic”
Sat, 10/6/2018
2018 is proving to be a particularly nasty year for Valley fever in California’s Central Valley, and experts believe climate change may be partly to blame.
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Sunday, November 25, 2018 - 08:04
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Wednesday, November 28, 2018 - 02:35
With more than four inches of rain expected to fall on the southland’s mountain areas this week, authorities are warning some residents in recent burn areas to evacuate due to possible mudslides.
Finance
Monday, September 10, 2018 - 03:08
Santa Barbara County is itching to see what first quarter revenues look like after residents approved new cannabis taxes in June.