As states and counties reopen their economies, the U.S. is seeing a spike in coronavirus cases.
A Kern County supervisor is nearing the completion of settlement terms in a conflict of interest case.
The decision leaves standing a lower court ruling that upheld the California Values Act (SB 54).
A deep financial dive conducted by the editors at Forbes has revealed over a quarter of a million employees making six-figure salaries in California. The total cost to taxpayers? $54 billion.
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors rejected a proposal last week requiring conditional use permits (CUPs) for all commercial cultivation operations.
County health officials across the nation say they are encountering anger, hostility, and mistrust from the public that could upend reopening efforts and hasten the spread of coronavirus.
Anti-mask protesters ran the last health officer out of town. Now they’re getting their way.
State and local governments are hemorrhaging jobs and it’s not clear when, or if, more federal relief will come.
The state added three more counties to its coronavirus watch list last week, bringing the total number to 29.
County News has written extensively about the resistance to face mask orders.
Fourteen firefighters at a single Los Angeles station have tested positive for coronavirus.
