With California’s drought in full swing, the City of Glendale is finally ready to reconsider its four-year-old ban on artificial turf.
Amid fierce criticism from environmental protection groups, the coffee giant Starbucks has decided to cease water bottling operations in the parched Golden State.
How social media can get you into trouble as an elected official, example 34,698.
Women currently hold seven of the 11 seats on Austin’s City Council.
Clearly, this is a bit too much for some Texans to handle.
The City of Berkeley is doubling down on its recent cautionary craze.
Airbnb vacation rentals will soon become a relic of the past in Santa Monica following a sweeping set of new regulations approved by the city council on Tuesday.
The Sacramento Bee takes a look at why pensioners from California end up fleeing the state after their careers are over.
In the wake of the Measles outbreaks that have plagued California over the last several months, the Legislature is pursuing measures designed to address the statewide vaccination problem and signif
Elected leaders have demanded an apology from Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco after he accused a council member of participating in vandalism outside the county courthouse — a claim the council membe
The Sacramento City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday to approve an amended ballot measure that would expand the removal of homeless encampments, while also providing more shelter beds for the unhoused.&nb
The City of Sausalito has reached a settlement with local homeless advocates who sued the city on behalf of unhoused residents sheltering at Marinship Park after the passage of
GrassrootsLab’s Mike Madrid published an important op-ed in the Los Angeles Times