A new study from the real estate website, Trulia.com, has confirmed that the dream of home ownership is becoming increasingly elusive for much of the state’s middle class.
The department recently deleted its social media account after it became the subject of a federal lawsuit.
A new report from state Controller John Chiang says California’s pension plans are running out of money.
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.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn presented 10 school districts in Whittier with $20,000 checks at the Whittier Area School Trustees Association event on Thursday, Sept. 21.
Los Angeles County may be nearing a settlement in a landmark lawsuit over homelessness.
San Joaquin and Alameda counties continue to lead the state in firearm homicides, according to research published Monday by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC).
Santa Barbara County cannabis businesses that are behind on their taxes could soon lose their license to operate.
