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The El Camino Healthcare District board held off on voting on a new media policy, proposed by the hospitals marketing department, that some board members worry would constrain their ability to speak freely to the press.

Last week, Mendocino County's Board of Supervisors repealed a law which greatly increased the cost of accessing public records.

The Merced County Board of Supervisors had an unusually large turnout at a recent meeting. But the meeting time itself was an unusual experiment.

Acting city manager says the city wants to gear residents toward its community forums, listening sessions and more.

While the July 27 arrest kindled outrage and protests, City Attorney Rob Epstein said the probe is exempt from disclosure because of state-mandated employee privacy rights.

The Board will vote to rescind an ordinance that charged requesters fees for public records.

The Hearst Foundation in California awarded the grant for the program that helps adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities integrate into the mainstream economy and maintain an independent lifestyle.

California's state of emergency is over and that’s changing how people access some public meetings.

An ancient conflict thousands of miles away was a central theme during a preliminary hearing in. Fresno County Superior courtroom.

Three officers used a Taser 10 times on the man, who died.