Racist Trolls Force Sacramento City Council to Scrap Public Comments Over Zoom
The Sacramento City Council has joined a growing list of jurisdictions requiring public comments to be delivered in person.
1 in 6 L.A. City Jobs Remain Vacant, Controller Says
The City of Los Angeles is struggling with a labor shortage that could undermine its ability to provide adequate public services.
Californians See Sky-High Gas Prices Again
The average cost of a gallon of gas in California reached $5.82 on Monday, with regions like Los Angeles-Long Beach, Orange County, San Diego, San Luis Obispo-Atascadero-Paso Robles, and
Grant Writing 101 Webinar With Cal Consulting and Sen. Catherine Blakespear
California Consulting and California City News will host a FREE Grant Writing 101 webinar with District 38 Senator Catherine Blakespear on Thursday, October 26 at 1:30 p.m.
LAPD Assistant Chief Accused of Stalking
The Los Angeles Police Department has placed one of its highest-ranking officials on leave after he was accused of using an Apple air tag to stalk a colleague he was dating.
Two Teens Charged in Thrill Killing of Former Bell Police Chief
Las Vegas authorities have arrested two Nevada teens accused of killing Andreas “Andy” Probst, a 64-year-old retired police chief of Bell, California.
Local Governments Awarded $270 Million to Fight Retail Theft
Some 50 localities are set to receive nearly $270 million in grants to help fight retail theft.
Newsom to Meet with Billionaires Behind ‘California Forever’ Project
Governor Gavin Newsom will meet with a group of Silicon Valley billionaires who plan to build a futuristic “mega city” near Travis Air Force Base in Solano County.
Dog Owners Beware: Sea Slugs Washing Up On So Cal Beach May Not Be Safe
A peculiar creature has been washing up on Coronado shores and was recently spotted at Coronado Dog Beach. It's soft, dark in color, and several inches in length.