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.
Will a new amendment to the city's pot ordinance put an end to the feud?
During last week’s discussion over a new housing development project in Clovis, there was one comment that really rubbed Councilman Vong Mouanoutoua the wrong way.
Each year, thousands of homeless people are given one-way tickets from one city to another with little consideration as to where they’re going, who they’ll meet, or what will eventually become of them.
But a crackdown is underway.
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