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An exclusive Fresnoland investigation raises new questions about whether Fresno’s budget subcommittee has violated California’s open meeting laws.

Some experts are slamming a police department for raiding a local newspaper in a move they say violates the U.S. Constitution.

A routine vote by the Kern High School District Board of Trustees to approve three vital contracts — which provide essential services such as help staying abreast of changing state

Fueled by public outrage over the 2020 murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer and other high-profile incidents of police violence, state policymakers have offered a variety of police oversight and transparency bills.

The public now has its clearest picture yet of medical and mental health care conditions at Monterey County Jail after the release of previously sealed reports by neutral monitors charged

Pima County Attorney Laura Conover cites the expense and time it takes for her office to handle an increasing amount of public records requests as reasons for her push for

Recent public speaker ejections are "slam-dunk First Amendment violation(s)," a lawyer says.

Recent public speaker ejections are "slam-dunk First Amendment violation(s)," a lawyer says.

Recent public speaker ejections are "slam-dunk First Amendment violation(s)," a lawyer says.

A San Jose fire department report is shedding new light on a scandal that started when a bikini-clad woman was seen emerging from a fire engine outside a strip club.