Santa Clarita became the first city in Los Angeles County to formally oppose the state’s sanctuary law on Wednesday.
The Half Moon Bay City Council has an imminent vacancy on its hands.
The Vallejo Police Department hopes to submit a DNA profile to a genealogy website.
By California City Mayor Jennifer Wood
Welcome to 2018 where not a day goes by without some public official, somewhere posting something they wish they hadn’t on social media.
An inventory of buildings in West Hollywood has revealed more than 800 structures that could be at risk of damage or collapse in the event of a large earthquake, the city has announced.
Milpitas Human Resources Director Tina Murphy has been hired for the same job in Sunnyvale, the city has announced.
A retired county administrator who took home $390,485 in pension benefits. A former Orange County schools superintendent with a pension of $370,000. An ex-sanitation worker for L.A.
In a rare moment of national solidarity, thousands of Americans came together last week to root for a raccoon who had scaled a 305-foot skyscraper in downtown St. Paul.
A group of affordable housing advocates are suing the City of Inglewood, claiming city leaders violated state law when they offered a stretch of public land to the Los Angeles Clippers.
We’ve lost count of the number of government officials were left red-faced (or worse) as a result of what they thought was just an innocent tweet.
