As if the Ebola news wasn’t enough. Officials in one California county have now confirmed three cases of another deadly virus that has been spreading across the country.
The Supreme Court is back in session, which is big news for California’s cities and counties.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has extended a controversial program aimed at identifying convicted criminals who reside in the country illegally.
Kern County authorities want a couple of local miscreants to quit clowning around—literally.
CalPERS Board member Priya Mathur, a repeat offender when it comes to campaign finance violations, is facing a $4,000 fine from the Fair Political Practices Commission for her latest transgression.
The Monterey County District Attorney's Office has filed a complaint against a county Juvenile Institutions Officer for allegedly helping the father of her child cover up a murder, the Monterey Her
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to continue a program that allows federally trained sheriff’s deputies to screen jailed inmates for their immigration status.
When we think of the state’s leading tech economies, our minds immediately wander to the Bay Area—that bastion of all things tech, home to giants like Apple, Google, and HP.
In a 4-1 vote last week, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted to increase its own pay by 36%. The increase will take effect June 4.
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.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a $306.5 billion revised budget proposal Friday amid a shortfal