How U.S. Debt Default Would Impact California
A default could result in the loss of 841,000 California jobs and cause hardship for municipalities.
A default could result in the loss of 841,000 California jobs and cause hardship for municipalities.
Los Angeles County has 60 days to transfer some 280 youths out of the Barry J. Nidorf and Central juvenile halls following a decision by state regulators on Tuesday.
The agreement follows more than a year of negotiations and is largely seen as a win for California.
A Riverside County ghost town just sold to a mystery buyer for $22.6 million, unleashing a flurry of speculation.
The safety of L.A. Metro riders is on officials’ radar once again following a “brutal” act of violence on the A Line.
Attendees will learn about grant writing best practices, as well available grants for K-14, Cities, Counties and Special Districts.
The move comes nearly one year after city leaders voted to cut the number of deputies who patrol the city.
Wildfire risk is shifting this year, moving from Northern California to the Southland.