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.
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Another Banner Week in California’s Sanctuary Civil War
Thu, 04/5/2018
Huntington Beach, Aliso Viejo, and Escondido all joined the fight against Sacramento this week. Costa Mesa looked poised to do the same.
California Police Chiefs Association Urges Cities to Support Public Safety Fix
Thu, 02/8/2018
A call to action for all elected officials interested in reducing crime in their cities.
L.A. Officials Will Crack Down on Homeless Encampments in Fire-Prone Areas
Tue, 01/9/2018
Officials in the City of Los Angeles have been roused to action after learning that at least one of last month’s devastating wildfires was caused by activities at a nearby homeless encampment.
Police Can Now Use Pepper Spray on Violent Protesters in Berkeley
Thu, 09/14/2017
Don't spray me, bro!
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Rev & Tax
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 - 06:30
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.
Legal
Thursday, June 21, 2018 - 05:30
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.
Special Reports
Tuesday, November 7, 2017 - 02:26
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.