For Melanie Herbert, years of hospital treatments for a serious medical condition fueled an early interest in how healthcare providers communicate and address their patients’ needs. The experience informed her
Members of Carson’s 2026 student delegation gather at the Farewell Dinner with Carson’s Councilmember Jim Dear (center), Carson City staff, delegation family, friends, and supporters before departing for a two-week
2026 Los Angeles Digital Government Summit “Modernizing Core IT Services: From 311 to Everyday Operations” Panel (L to R): Gary Carter, Director, Information & Security, City of Carson; Ted Ross,
Assemblymember Tina McKinnor (D-Inglewood), right, introduced Assembly Bill 2113 to address a public safety enforcement gap involving unauthorized personal drones flying over crowds at large outdoor events in California. A
California residents purchasing their first zero-emission vehicle will soon be eligible for an instant rebate of up to $3,500 under a new state program aimed at making electric vehicles more
Thomas “Tom” Toman, Deputy City Manager, City of Carson When Thomas Toman talks about leadership, he rarely begins with government. He starts with basketball. Long before becoming
Malia Cohen, CA State Controller Statewide — California State Controller Malia M. Cohen on July 9 released updated payroll datashowing local governments paid more than $33.1 billion in wages
As a leader in the workplace, your business would greatly benefit from learning how OSHA navigates Workers’ Comp claims. When you suffer a construction site injury, you’ll be in
Carson, CA — The City of Carson placed workforce development at the center of its community agenda Monday as hundreds of job seekers gathered for the HIRE360 Diversity Hiring Expo
