Proposition 42 has important implications for local government, especially when it comes to increasing transparency.
Today, the California Supreme Court ruled in a 6-1 vote that police agencies can no longer have blanket policies against disclosing names of police officers involved in shootings.
The Irwindale City Council voted Wednesday to drop its public nuisance declaration and lawsuit against Sriracha hot sauce maker Huy Fong Foods, effectively ending the seven-month dispute and solidi
The Los Angeles City Council adopted a
The Sacramento City Council has approved a new set of rules for taxi drivers, affecting everything from the clothes they wear to the languages they speak.
A special guest editorial from Nate Bradley, Executive Director of the California Cannabis Industry Association and former law enforcement officer.
After the city of Sunnyvale passed a restriction on residents possessing high-capacity magazines, the city of Mountain View recently asked the city attorney to provide the council with more informa
Throughout the years here at CaliforniaCityNews, we’ve covered our share of city screw-ups and goofs, but we’re not sure if we can recall one quite as big as this one we stumbled across in the city
Tom LaBonge, who represented L.A.’s 4th District from 2001 to 2015, died on Thursday, Jan. 7 at his Silverlake home. He was 67.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled his 2021-2022 budget proposal Friday and, as he put it, the state appears to be doing “pretty damn well.”
Three L.A. cannabis businesses that lost their business permits on Jan. 1 have filed a lawsuit in an effort to have their permits reinstated.
With more access to information than ever before, it is now even more difficult for people and even policymakers to separate facts from misinformation.