A new state law requires police departments to disclose all ‘military-grade’ weapons to the public

Organizers say 'massive’ events are no longer realistic for the annual gathering

Incarcerated people, attorneys navigating California’s new resentencing laws

State decides it won’t require COVID vaccines for children this fall

A new study finds white, wealthy homeowners in Oakland receive thousands more in tax breaks than owners of homes in minority neighborhoods

California’s undocumented immigrants risked themselves working during pandemic. Lawmakers want to pay them unemployment benefits

The April snowpack, key to how much water flows into reservoirs, is 38% of average statewide, proving that drought hasn’t relaxed its grip on California.

Assembly Bill 2179 extends eviction protections through June 30 for Californians who signed up for the program or applied for local assistance by March 31.

California law enforcement agencies are embracing new approaches to mental health crisis calls.

As Executive Director of the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority, improving rider connectivity was one of Michael Tree's top priorities.

2021 Annual Progress Report serves as a reality check about how the City’s 'Housing Element' is working out, in practice.

The city says it will likely bring in $1.7 million in revenue this year, which is 12% more than what it originally expected.

Hallie Greene, district manager of the Boulder Creek Recreation and Park District, knows how it feels; she lost her Boulder Creek home to the CZU fire.

The Pajaro Valley Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture’s annual Business Expo and Job Fair returns for the first time in three years.

Tuesday’s city council meeting addressed important issues and ignited debate.

The lowdown on what's been approved and what the changes mean for the County.

Longtime Assistant City Clerk Irwin Ortiz promoted to the municipality’s top clerical position—finally!

The item came to the board a week before the statewide eviction moratorium ends on March 31.

Organizations respond to emotional and physical health needs of aging adults.

A former UCSC administrator files a lawsuit with the federal court claiming they were illegally pulled over and searched by a Scotts Valley officer.

The sales tax hike, known now as Measure F, would increase the current 9.25% rate to to 9.75%.

The board will be tasked with overseeing most aspects of the hospital, including acquisition and oversight.

The funding is part of the Federal Communications Commission’s Emergency Connectivity Fund Program, which is included in the American Rescue Plan.

'The Role of Latina Women in the Care of Parents and Grandparents' will feature professionals and community members sharing their perspectives on the experience of Latina caregivers in the community.

Despite sinking enrollment, some California community colleges are seeing more students return. More in-person instruction is helping.

Ed Acosta, a member of the Watsonville Planning Commission, is vying for the key political seat that oversees much of South Santa Cruz County.

Elizabeth Hoover's 'From Garden Warriors to Good Seeds: The Native American Fight for Food & Seed Sovereignty' addresses food sovereignty for Native American communities.