A new analysis from the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) shows higher arrest rates in the state’s smaller, rural communities.
OCSD is facing the “Super Bowl of public records requests.” It has few people to field them.
In a surprising move, the head of the Senate Appropriations Committee brought an abrupt end to one of the most contentious housing bills in recent memory.
Under SB 144, counties would no longer charge formerly incarcerated persons for things like supervision, ankle bracelets, or drug tests.
The drought seems like a lifetime ago.
In a split vote, Monterey County supervsiors approved a resolution supporting a decrease in the legal voting age.
After years of debate and anticipation, Nevada County supervisors have finally approved an ordinance greenlighting cultivation of commercial pot.
Non-partisan government analysts have agreed the Rule would have serious negative repercussions for seniors, the disabled and retired public employees.
We’re learning more about L.A.’s efforts to guard public health and prevent the spread of communicable diseases on city and county streets.
The ACLU Foundation of Northern California is suing Fresno County on behalf of a unitarian church that says it was removed as a polling location because of its Black Lives Matter signs.
In 2011, under pressure from the U.S. Supreme Court, California passed AB 109 or “realignment,” a series of reforms aimed at reducing the state inmate population. It worked.
The underperformance of California’s legal marijuana market has ripped a hole in the state budget, according to documents released Thursday. Gov.