An open government advocacy group is threatening to sue a California county that is preparing to discuss firing its elected sheriff behind closed doors.

San Mateo County officials said that while they support a public hearing for Sheriff Christina Corpus’ potential removal from office, the decision to open the August proceedings ultimately rests with ...

The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office was trying Thursday evening to confirm whether a group of men in tactical gear and ...

San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus, who faces multiple efforts to remove her from office, said Thursday she now ...

San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe’s office has received $750,000 from the California Labor Commissioner’s ...

The First Amendment Coalition’s push for the county to ensure hearings to fire its top law enforcement officer be open to the ...

In 2003, Mike Scanlon, the former general manager of SamTrans, left a lunch meeting with BART officials feeling optimistic ...

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The sheriff had previously kept matters related to her removal private until her legal team made confidential documents ...