The San Pasqual Volunteer Fire Department was stripped of its duties by the San Diego Boa
The Sacramento Bee dedicated its lead Sunday story to a tale about potentially improper gifts to county off
Most California counties are helping people in jail or on probation to apply for health coverage through the Affordable Care Act, according to a report released earlier this month.
County officials in the central San Joaquin Valley say they are chipping away at a backlog of unprocessed Medi-Cal applications that prompted individuals and advocacy organizations to sue the state
How much does your kid like their violent video game? More than ice cream?
The Leadership California Institute (LCI) today released its inaugural report on the status of women in California local government.
Orange County officials have tabled a proposal that would have increased pay for top political aides amidst criticism from rank-and-file employees and the county’s largest union.
California’s 10 largest counties spent $560 million on health care for county jail inmates in fiscal year 2013, representing a 16 percent jump from fiscal year 2011.
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.