Humboldt County's meticulous process for handling vote-by-mail ballots ensures transparency and security from arrival to certification—find out how they keep your vote safe!
Dozens of parents and students are demanding the reinstatement of beloved teachers at Phoebe Hearst Elementary, claiming the district's actions have thrown classrooms into chaos and shattered community trust.
The library's recent outreach efforts attracted over 1,300 attendees at community events, but disruptions from a major vendor threaten to impact book availability.
The Carpinteria committee is reshaping its General Plan with crucial recommendations from the California Coastal Commission to enhance environmental protections and community resilience.
Sacramento's city-county partnership is making strides in reducing homelessness, but officials warn that without increased shelter capacity, these gains may not be sustainable.
Yolo County is making tough decisions to tackle a $4 million mental health funding shortfall, impacting local services just as California shifts to a new behavioral health framework.
Ventura County has made significant strides in tackling homelessness, reducing the count by 18.5% and adding over 850 new housing units to the pipeline!
San Benito County's Board of Supervisors is launching an urgent investigation after a staggering $696,602 was fraudulently siphoned from the auditor-controller’s office!
The Santa Barbara Finance Committee has taken a bold step forward, unanimously backing budget options and exploring new revenue measures, including a potential cannabis tax hike!
San Rafael's Police Accountability Committee faces public backlash as a working group suggests dropping a pilot to eliminate pretext stops and instead pushes for an equity dashboard to reveal the truth behind traffic stops.
Commercial property insurance rates have softened in 2025, but experts warn that weather-related losses still pose a significant threat to the market's stability.
The Hanford City Council just approved increased tournament fees to enhance the softball complex, anticipating over $5.5 million in visitor spending—what does this mean for local youth sports?
Tulare County's Board of Supervisors made significant strides by approving key measures and addressing a new law aimed at bolstering the local environmental health workforce.
The Sacramento Transportation Authority reveals a potential $6.7 million in savings through a strategic refinancing of its $306.85 million fixed-rate debt portfolio.
District Attorney Summer Stephan unveiled the innovative ShelterReady app, a game-changer for swiftly connecting the homeless with available shelter while gathering crucial data on unmet needs.
The Contra Costa County Board has greenlit a controversial 13-home subdivision that will reshape Moraga while preserving 16 acres of open space—what does this mean for the community?
The Sacramento County Planning Commission has taken a bold step by recommending a massive solar project that promises clean energy but raises serious concerns about environmental impacts and cultural heritage.
Sacramento's Transportation Authority is gearing up for pivotal decisions on vehicle miles traveled and new funding strategies—could this reshape our roads?