When it comes to public health restrictions in Sacramento County, they’re proving to be mostly bark and no bite. That’s a problem as cases and hospitalizations soar.
Los Angeles County health officials have warned public and private schools to brace for more closures if COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
Meanwhile, for the first time in three decades, the Medical Examiner's Office will conduct an independent inquest into a fatal shooting by sheriff’s deputies.
Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies will no longer provide law enforcement services to the nine campuses in the Los Angeles Community College District.
Eleven California counties have slid back into more restrictive tiers, forcing the closure of some businesses as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations rise.
It’s loud and colorful. It’s on four wheels. And it could help save lives.
While most of the nation was watching election returns last Tuesday evening, Oakland Police spent the night chasing robbery suspects who hit multiple marijuana businesses in the city.
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Over a 12-month period that ended last summer, Stanislaus County Sheriff’s deputies destroyed 68,100 illegal marijuana plants and 6,300 pounds of processed weed.
Cities and counties can no longer exclude certain employees from CalPERS pensions under a new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom.
