A number of states and regions across the country, including hot zones like New York and New Jersey, are seeing a decline in their coronavirus cases. Not so for Southern California.
Former Los Alamitos mayor Troy Edgar is now the chief financial officer for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
The Central Valley city of Atwater has declared itself a “sanctuary” from shelter-in-place orders.
Three individuals have been selected as citizen members of the Red Bluff City Council’s new Cannabis Dispensary Committee.
California City News on Tuesday hosted a webinar on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on local finance.
Chula Vista Will soon welcome it’s first female and first Latina city manager. Assistant City Manager Maria Kachadoorian is being promoted to succeed Gary Halbert, who is retiring on June 19.
In April, as COVID-19 raged, California saw its lowest level of building permit activity since 2012.
Gavin Newsom was expected to close the state’s beaches on Thursday in response to images that showed hoards of people flocking to the sands.
Special Editorial by Mike Madrid
