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Hemet Voters to Decide on Proposed Sales Tax Increase

   Hemet voters will decide this November whether to approve a proposed 1% sales tax increase that city leaders say is necessary to address...

California Prisons Ditch Costly Fire Alarm Upgrade, Rely on Staff to Spot Smoke Instead

California's prison system is confronting a familiar budget dilemma: pay now for modern equipment, or pay later — and often more — to patch...

California Lawmakers Weigh Bill to Let Abuse Survivors Cite Trauma as Defense in Violent Crime Cases

Susan Bustamante has made this trip before — and she’s prepared to make it again. The 71-year-old Orange County woman, once sentenced to life in...

California Prisons Rely on Staff, Not Alarms, to Warn of Fires, Raising Safety Concerns

California's prison system is turning to an old-fashioned solution for a modern safety gap: paying staff to watch for fire and smoke because the...

LA’s Messy Reform Era Offers Lessons for California Lawmakers

Los Angeles is offering a real-time civics lesson this summer, and the moral of the story depends on which building you're standing in. At Los...

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Decades-Old “10 A.M. Rule” for Wildfire Suppression May Make a Comeback, Sparking Debate

The way America fights wildfires has swung back and...

California Seeks Better Ways to Connect Young Job Seekers With Local Employers

Ask most Los Angeles employers if they'd give a...

Soboba departments celebrate new digs

The saying “what’s old becomes new again” applies perfectly...

Lawmakers Use “Hostile Amendments” to Undermine DUI Law Reforms

A California Senate committee has quietly gutted one of...
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