

California’s crime rates are at record lows
SACRAMENTO – Here’s a California public safety story you probably won’t see on Fox News – crime is way down. In fact, California just recorded its lowest homicide rate in state history, while every major statewide crime category declined in 2025. That did not happen by accident. Every major statewide crime rate declined in 2025 and California’s homicide rate is now 3.5 per 100,000 — the lowest recorded since statewide reporting began nearly six decades ago. That progress ref


Gov. Newsom launched “Made in California”
SACRAMENTO — Governor Gavin Newsom today launched “Made in California”, a new statewide labeling and marketing program to empower California manufacturers to capitalize on the state’s global reputation for quality. Whether the company makes surfboards or salsa, beer or biotech products, as long as it is substantially made in the Golden State, manufacturers big and small have the opportunity to add the valuable “Made in California” label to their products. And for consumers, t


City of Lancaster to Host Community Open Houses on Proposed Proposition 218 Assessment Updates
Lancaster, CA. – Following the City Council’s May 26 approval of Resolutions of Intention initiating Proposition 218 proceedings, the City of Lancaster will host two upcoming community open houses to provide information and answer questions regarding proposed assessment updates for the City’s Drainage, Lighting, and Landscape Maintenance districts and Sewer service area. The open houses are designed to help property owners better understand the Proposition 218 process, learn


LA County Homeless Mortality Rate Decreases For The First Time
Palmdale, CA.- The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health today released its seventh annual report on mortality among people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County, showing a reduction in deaths in 2024 for the first time since tracking the homeless mortality rate began in 2014. In 2024, the most recent year of data analyzed for the report, there were 2,208 deaths among people experiencing homelessness—300 fewer than in 2023—and the mortality rate decreased b


