"We strongly believe that creating and funding programs that can improve the lives of those who have been impacted by racism and discrimination is the best path forward toward equality and justice," San Francisco NAACP President Amos Brown said in a statement.
Basic income experiments are continuing their rapid ascent in California.
Numerous localities have passed stricter gun laws than the state’s in recent years.
Weeks after heavy rains and flooding wiped out homes and displaced thousands of residents in the Planada and McSwain regions of Merced County, one supervisor is pointing a finger.
The atmospheric rivers that swept the state last month left Grayson virtually unscathed. Experts credit a $50 million floodplain restoration project with saving the town.
The town of Garberville in Humboldt County was once the poster child for California’s green rush. Today, it’s an example of the green collapse.
After eight years with the county, San Luis Obispo County Administrative Officer Wade Horton is stepping down.
Yolo County will pilot a new data-driven program for resentencing reviews in the coming months.
San Francisco supervisors are considering what would likely be the most dramatic reparations program ever enacted.
Local governments across the country are struggling to provide adequate services amid budget challenges.