Despite some controversial social justice and police accountability reforms, a new study has ranked California as the best state to be a law enforcement officer.
When it comes to natural disasters, Los Angeles is the riskiest county in the United States.
2020 was an immensely challenging year for local governments in California.
The pandemic has not dented housing demand or rising home prices in California. The Golden State is now home to 19 out of the 27 most expensive zip codes in the United States.
Cathedral City ranked 1st in California and 12th nationally. Among states, California comes in at No. 10 out of 36.
Silicon Valley continues to roll in the dough. Santa Clara County has just been named the richest county in California and the fifth wealthiest nationwide.
As the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel continues to grow brighter, local governments are now setting their sights on what a post-COVID world might look like.
Much attention has been paid to the lack of minority representation on local councils, boards, and police departments.
A group of agencies led by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department uncovered 500 illegal cannabis grows worth $50 million dollars in the Antelope Valley last Tuesday.
Cannabis users were ecstatic when voters legalized marijuana in 2016. But reform came with a price — quite literally.