Los Angeles to Crack Down on So-Called ‘Vanlords’
The rise in tent encampments is a well-known byproduct of Los Angeles’ homeless crisis. But tents aren’t the only unorthodox abodes exploding on L.A. streets.
Berkeley Decriminalizes Psychedelics
The Berkeley City Council approved a resolution Tuesday that will “de-emphasize the use of City funds and resources” to enforce criminal laws against the possession and cultivation o
Why the NAACP Opposes SF’s Reparations Plan
"We strongly believe that creating and funding programs that can improve the lives of those who have been impacted by racism and discrimination is the best path forward toward equality and justice," San Francisco NAACP President Amos Brown said in a statement.
Perris Bans Junk Food from Supermarket Checkout Lanes
Your latest in nanny state news.
Over 12,000 Californians Now Benefiting From Basic Income Experiments
Basic income experiments are continuing their rapid ascent in California.
On Gun Reform, Local Governments Lead the Way
California is known for having some of the strictest gun control laws in the nation.
How Cannabis Legalization Killed This Town’s Economy
The town of Garberville in Humboldt County was once the poster child for California’s green rush. Today, it’s an example of the green collapse.
San Francisco Committee Recommends $5 Million Payment to Every Longtime Black Resident
The $5 million lump sum payment would be aimed at redressing years of discrimination and loss of economic opportunity in the Black community.
San Francisco Takes Aim at Killer Robots
Police robots will not be allowed to use deadly force in San Francisco — at least for now.
New Desalination Plant Approved for Orange County
The California Coastal Commission approved a new desalination plant in Huntington Beach Thursday, several months after it rejected a large desalination plant in the city.