New research from the Public Policy Institute of California shows that 19% of Inland Empire respondents and 20% in the Central Valley will refuse the vaccine. That number is just 5% for respondents in the San Francisco Bay Area and 6% in Los Angeles. 22% of Republicans and 17% of independents said they don’t want the vaccine compared to 3% of Democrats.
The state has an important role to play in helping local governments adapt to rising sea levels.
Experts call it an ARKStorm and they believe it could cause three times as much damage as the mega quake Angelenos have been warned about for decades.
The California Office of Emergency Services issued an advisory to eight counties warning of a greater possibility of a major earthquake through Oct. 4.
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.