A new law will require cities, counties and school districts that hold their regular elections on an off-cycle and that have low turnout to move their elections to align with statewide elections.
CityNews has released the results of an innovative opinion poll of California’s mayors and councilmembers, conducted in partnership with Prime Group. A discussion of the poll’s findings will take place Wednesday, June 14 at 11:30am PST through a free, Webinar
California's young people are being pushed out by high home prices, disappointing job opportunities, and policies that make the state an increasingly unfriendly place to live.
One journalist's valuable lesson from the 2016 Election.
The man once affectionately known as “Mr. Cudahy” is now a pariah among much of his hometown.
The 10 stories that most captured our readers’ attention this year.
Over three dozen cities or counties in California have marijuana initiatives on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Milpitas Mayor Rich Tran has threatened to sue the state and Santa Clara County over a $29.2 million plan to turn an Extended Stay America hotel into permanent homeless housing.
State and local law enforcement agencies will now be able to utilize state-licensed testing labs to test cannabis under a bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
The coronavirus pandemic has breathed new life into the debate over “strong mayors.” San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo and Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg have recently pushed for strong mayor charter