Election 2014 may be over, but it’s never too early to start thinking about the next campaign.
Appeal could extend Stockton pension and bankruptcy fight
The County of San Bernardino has hired Riverside economic development director Larry Vaupel as head of its Economic Development Agency.
Mendocino has joined a growing list of counties to sign on to Laura’s Law—the 2002 legislation allowing for court-ordered outpatient treatment for the severely mentally ill.
Home sales in southern California have sunk to a three-year low for October and the year-over-year price increase the smallest in 28 months.
The family of a heroin addict who died of an asthma attack while detoxing in a San Diego jail will receive $3 million from the county, a federal jury determined Monday.
Local governments’ ability to regulate cannabis sales within their jurisdictions will undergo a significant change next year.
Tulare County has agreed to a $32 million lawsuit settlement stemming from the abuse and neglect of a young child.
A Selma police officer who was shot and killed by a suspect Tuesday has been identified as 24-year-old Gonzalo Carrasco Jr.
Local governments across the country are struggling to provide adequate services amid budget challenges.