MuniServices (Avenu) has published the End of Session Legislative Report - See what changes are coming to California's localities.
Authorities have identified the victim of a tragic kayaking accident in Marina Del Rey as the chief of staff and public information officer for Los Angeles’s Department on Disability.
A former senior accountant for the City of Cupertino has been arrested and charged with 68 felony counts related to an alleged scheme to steal nearly $800,000 from taxpayers.
Glendale is preparing to say goodbye to a public safety executive who has called city government home for more than 30 years.
The City of Arvin has filled its top management position internally, opening up a key vacancy in its police department.
A former Fullerton police sergeant has been charged with one felony count of filing a false police report on behalf of an ex-city manager just days after it emerged that the city’s police chief is also under criminal investigation.
Both of the officers had been steadily rising the ranks of the LAPD and appeared to be headed for promising careers.
Take it from us, having covered numerous campaign sign thefts over the years: it isn’t worth it.
A plan to build affordable housing units for teachers in San Jose is receiving intense pushback from city residents, some of whom believe it will harm property values in their area.
Last month, MuniServices / Avenu published a legislative update that focused on over 50 bills, which impacted local revenue streams or administration in one way or another, that had made it to the
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