Tuolumne County Public Defender Robert Price has announced his retirement after 25 years of public service, including the past 16 as head of the county’s public defender’s office.
When it comes to discouraging lawmakers from raising taxes on sugary drinks, Big Soda sure know how to sweeten the pot.
A growing number of local officials are refusing to enforce new gun control laws. They say they’ve been inspired by the sanctuary city movement.
Calaveras County supervisors have selected a new administrative officer.
The County of Santa Cruz and 23 cities are suing over new BCC regs that allow marijuana deliveries statewide.
The endowments are available to high school juniors, seniors, and community college students within the counties of Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, or Ventura, or on SCAG Tribal Lands.
The sheriff has rehired five more problem deputies and spent hundreds of thousands of dollars remodeling a new office.
LA and San Joaquin Counties will review thousands of past marijuana convictions along with Code for America
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.