Worried by a resilient black market that threatens to undermine California’s experiment with legal weed, state lawmakers are now considering a bill that would cut taxes on cannabis for a period of three years.
"Nowhere is this process upending a culture and economy more than here in Humboldt, where tens of thousands of people who have been breaking the law for years are being asked to hire accountants, tax lawyers and declare themselves to a government they have famously distrusted."
Madera County District Attorney David Linn and his wife Betty have filed a complaint for damages against the county and its Board of Supervisors totaling $15 million.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has released its annual health rankings for California’s counties.
Supervisor Hill sat down with KSBY’s Brooke Martell to talk about his journey with mental health.
Yolo County Sheriff Ed Prieto announced Monday he is ending his reelection bid to avoid a contentious battle with one of his own.
San Diego County Interim District Attorney Summer Stephan’s work on behalf of crime victims has earned her accolades from a statewide victims’ rights organization.
Former San Juan Capistrano mayor Collene Campbell’s son Scott was just 27 years old when he was murdered by a friend and dumped into the ocean by a Cessna airplane.
Shasta County supervisors have voted to extend a moratorium on industrial hemp while they hash out regulations governing the product.
For decades, Humboldt County has been known as the epicenter of weed. The county’s 12,500 growers produce enough cannabis each year to supply California’s entire legal market.