Governor Newsom and legislative leaders withdrew a proposed anti-crime measure from the California ballot, citing timing and a lack of collaboration with the CDAA.

California's SB 1414, which increases penalties for buying sex from minors, has been amended, removing the felony classification for soliciting 16 and 17-year-olds unless proven they are trafficking victims.

Gun rights groups, including the Firearms Policy Coalition, are suing California over an 11% tax on firearms and ammunition, claiming it violates the Second Amendment.

Elk Grove adopts a $374 million budget for 2024-25, a 7% increase to fund civic projects, public safety, housing, and infrastructure, including 15 new staff positions and enhanced measures against economic uncertainty.

California's November ballot will feature two crime and punishment measures seeking to amend Proposition 47, with one proposing tougher penalties for repeat offenders and fentanyl dealers, and another offering a less stringent alternative.

The U.S. Supreme Court allows cities to ban public camping by the homeless, impacting California's approach to homelessness and sparking varied reactions.

Yolo County Board of Supervisors approves placement of a library funding measure on the November election ballot, proposing a tax increase to support library operations and facilities.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved the FY 2024-25 budget, focused on growth and economic stability, including a 10% contingency reserve and $52.2 million for capital projects.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Stockton.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Stockton.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Sacramento.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Stockton.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued in the last week in Sacramento.