An Oakland-based children’s advocacy group has once again released its rankings of all 58 counties and the education, health and economic environment the counties provide for children.
The next front in the eminent domain wars may have been opened in San Francisco this week.
Californians are among the most likely choose their bikes as a form of commute. But we’re also the most likely to die on them, according to a recent study.
Contra Costa County Supervisors have joined a growing list of county boards which have tied their salaries to those of Superior Court judges, effectively giving themselves a 33 percent raise.
Sheriff's officials in San Diego are warning parents about the possible dispersal of “edibles”—treats containing THC, the active ingredient in marijuana.
Sonoma County officials want voters to approve a quarter-cent sales tax to fund road maintenance and repairs. But they’re increasingly nervous about asking.
The California Highway Patrol is trying to downplay a new controversy involving officers suspected of secretly sharing explicit photos of women who are arrested.
What do the Calfiornia State Senate and the Los Angeles Fire Department have in common?
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“I’m ready to sign this damn thing,” Governor Newsom told a crowd in Sacramento Monday before signing a bill that aims to reduce police shootings in California.
More than a thousand public retirees in California are earning pensions that exceed the federal limit of $220,000, according to data from CalPERS.