California Forward and Code for America invite city officials and staff to attend a free event December 17 exploring how open civic data helps local governments be more efficient, effective an
The ACLU is pushing for more public input on surveillance technology acquired by local governments.
Cities buy all kinds of things: uniforms for police officers, office supplies for desk workers, frozen rats.
Frozen rats?
The Salinas City Council has breathed new life into a recently defunct police advisory committee following a string of officer-involved shootings.
The State Controller’s Office will conduct an audit of West Covina’s finances, Controller John Chiang recently announced.
State Controller John Chiang doubled down on his efforts to promote government transparency Monday with the unveiling of new open data website
Longtime Irvine Councilman Larry Agran really likes his job, and he isn’t about to let a little thing like term limits stop him from serving another four years.
The Sonoma County Office of Education has purchased new property for educator housing at 3280 Juniper Ave. in Santa Rosa for $630,000.
A former Montebello police detective who was placed on administrative leave for failing to receive the coronavirus vaccine is suing the city for gender discrimination.
GrassrootsLab’s Mike Madrid published an important op-ed in the Los Angeles Times