A data breach in Tehama County has potentially exposed the private information of county employees, Social Services recipients and affiliates.
The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) announced last week that some students and staff at California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) may have been exposed to tu
The program was so successful that the Morongo Basin reported no more illegal cannabis grows in the area in May.
November 8 yielded historical milestones, with San Mateo electing its first Latina supervisor and Alameda electing its first black district attorney. In counties like Riverside and Orange, the election flipped the balance of power, giving each county a board of supervisors controlled by Democrats.
For two years, PHI has reviewed cannabis policies in all 539 cities and counties.
San Diego County supervisors will consider ending a zero-tolerance policy toward illegal drugs for those living in county housing.
The San Diego County Public Defender Office is facing lawsuits from two former deputy public defenders who say they were the victims of discrimination and retaliation.
Santa Barbara County supervisors could soon remove acreage allotments from licensed cannabis cultivators if they fail to farm the land by their third license renewal.
A data breach in Tehama County has potentially exposed the private information of county employees, Social Services recipients and affiliates.
The San Diego County Public Defender Office is facing lawsuits from two former deputy public defenders who say they were the victims of discrimination and retaliation.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Marijuana Enforcement Team (MET) recently concluded a year-long illegal cannabis eradication program known as Operation Hammer Strike.
The California Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) released a sobering report Wednesday warning of a looming $25 billion budget shortfall ne