A number of new laws took effect in California on New Year’s Day. They range from a $14-15 minimum wage to new pig breeding standards that could seriously affect your bacon supply.
The Legislature has passed a bipartisan bill permitting Los Angeles County to return Bruce’s Beach to the descendants of the Black family it was taken from nearly 100 years ago.
AB 428 would ensure that all county supervisors be eligible for at least two terms. It also specifies that compensation will be set by county officers, including the Board of Supervisors.
When Bay Area News Group asked California’s 58 counties for specific information on workplace outbreaks, only about one-third of them acquiesced.
Five years after voters legalized adult use marijuana in California, cannabis advocates are discussing a ballot measure that would expand access by stripping local governments of their licensing powers.
This will be a huge relief, not just for the industry, but for state and local governments.
Investigators with the San Diego Police Department say an early morning fire at the home of San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chair Nathan Fletcher is being treated as suspicious.
The family of a Riverside County employee who died of COVID-19 complications last February is suing his employer for negligence that they believe led to his death.
The editorial boards for two of the largest newspapers in California are calling for major changes to the state’s marijuana laws.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled his 2022-23 state budget proposal on Monday amid a protracted public health crisis and ongoing concerns over housing, crime and climate change.