The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services will appeal a decision to reinstate a social worker who was fired after the 2013 beating death of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez.
The outages affected multiple departments and left the county-recorder’s office down for an entire work day last week.
One of the labs that received the U.S. Army’s accidental shipment was located in California.
“Too many Californians are failing to participate when called to serve on a jury, and it is harming our system of justice,” according to the California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse.
The County of Marin is seeking a new set of dedicated public servants with a passion for the ethical treatment of our fellow man.
Register now for a discussion Monday evening in Sacramento featuring Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and ASU President Michael Crow.
Voters in Orange County’s 2nd District are less than one week away from a special election that could alter the ideological makeup of the Board of Supervisors.
A Watsonville hemp producer is suing the County of Santa Cruz for incorrectly labeling its hemp crop as marijuana — a sampling error that the company says cost $9.6 million.
Sonoma County cannabis growers are looking forward to a much simpler permitting process that would eliminate the need for public hearings before approval.
