Stockton Lets Its City Manager Go
Thu, 08/8/2019
After 12 years, Long Beach City Manager Patrick H. West is hanging up his hat.
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Criminal Charges Dismissed Against Former Riverside Councilman John Burnard
Thu, 08/8/2019
The State of Arizona has dropped all criminal charges against a former Riverside City Councilman accused of domestic violence two years ago.
SLO Adopts a ‘No Human Monuments’ Policy. Is This the Solution to the Statue Debate?
Thu, 08/8/2019
Statues and busts celebrating historical figures always seem to invite controversy. So San Luis Obispo has come up with a solution: don’t allow monuments of real people at all.
How "Fat" is Your City?
Thu, 08/8/2019
More than one in three Americans are either overweight or obese, according to statistics from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES).
New Study Highlights Explosion in Local Governments’ Pension Costs
Mon, 08/5/2019
“Rising pension expenditures are already changing the landscape of local government, and the findings here suggest that the future of local government may look very different than the past,” the study’s author said.
Body of Missing McFarland City Manager John Wooner Pulled From River
Mon, 08/5/2019
A very sad ending to the mystery.
Oakland Bans Facial Recognition Technology
Mon, 08/5/2019
Oakland has become the second California city and the third nationwide to ban the use of facial recognition technology by government and law enforcement officials. Berkeley may be next.
How are Regional Housing Needs Determined? A look at RHNA figures in Sacramento.
Mon, 08/5/2019
The Sacramento Area Council of Governments has received its regional housing needs determination from the California Department of Housing and Community Development.
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Monday, August 19, 2019 - 16:51
In January, the governor filed an unprecedented lawsuit against Huntington Beach over its hous
Legal
Monday, August 19, 2019 - 16:58
Santa Clara County and San Francisco filed a lawsuit last week against the Trump administration over a new policy that could stymie legal immigration by those receiving public assistance and discou
Special Reports
Tuesday, July 16, 2019 - 02:44
CaliforniaCityNews has a special message for you from Matt Winefield, an engineer and businessman who has been supporting the redevelopment of contaminated properties since 1989.