One of the most contentious bills of the last session is back, albeit with some changes.
In its first ever assessment of climate change’s potential impacts on pension risk, the California Public Employees Retirement System has found that 20% of its investments are in sectors vulnerable
The first person to ever serve as city manager of Santa Clarita has died. George Caravalho was 81 years old.
Some California jurisdictions were hit by ransomware attacks late last year and experts expect these operations to ramp up in 2020.
As of Jan. 1, law enforcement agencies across the state are prohibited from using facial recognition technology for a period of three years.
California’s population grew by just 0.35%, or 141,300 people, between July 1, 2018 and July 1, 2019. That’s the slowest growth the state has seen since 1900.
23 million Americans have had packages stolen from their doorsteps, including 11 million last year. The holidays are prime time for theft.
By Robb Korinke
One week out from the Iowa Caucuses I thought I’d share my tracking of the race for local endorsements among our remaining Democratic Party candidates.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a $222.2 billion budget proposal for 2020-21 on Friday – the second annual spending plan he has presented as governor and the largest in state history.
Local governments’ opposition to Scott Wiener’s SB50 is already well known. But the initiative is now facing more pushback from another group: low-income residents and their allies.
Campaigns have access to more voters, polling, and media data than at any time in history. But the quality, accuracy, and reliability of this data is being questioned more than ever.
