California Won't Send Troops To Mexico Border
California Gov. Jerry Brown won't be deploying National Guard troops to the Mexico border like Texas is doing in response to an influx of immigrants.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown won't be deploying National Guard troops to the Mexico border like Texas is doing in response to an influx of immigrants.
Workers from the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power were on the scene at Highland and Santa Monica at 5 p.m. Monday after a small break was reported, resulting in some pavement collapse at the intersection.
As clashes in Gaza continue to escalate, the State Department has issued a warning for Americans to avoid traveling to the region.
Federal law lets legal immigrants be deported if they are given a sentence of one year or more. But California law defines misdemeanors as crimes qualifying for jail terms of a year or less.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill aimed at diversifying California's health exchange board by expanding the eligibility criteria for members.
Los Angeles Unified School District officials have decided to shut down two charter schools, based on the finding of a draft audit that has not yet been made public.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office announced Monday that a former UCLA associate athletic director plead no contest to one misdemeanor count of possession of child pornography.
Crews worked early Monday to seal a broken water hydrant in Venice, but not before an estimated 180,000 gallons flooded nearby streets, officials said.
Police Monday were investigating the death of a woman whose covered body was found near an Orange County carport.
The parents of a 24-year-old Woodland Hills native who died while fighting with the Israeli Defense Forces departed for Israel Monday to make arrangements for their son's funeral.
Arson teams Monday were trying to determine the cause of a San Bernardino County house fire that killed one person and two pets.
An Orange man Monday pleaded not guilty to federal charges after he was caught trying to board a plane using a fraudulent passport in an effort to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS.
Testimony was brief Monday in the trial of Shelly Sterling's lawsuit seeking approval to sell the Los Angeles Clippers despite the objections of her husband, Donald.
Dozens of Shetland Sheepdogs (Shelties) are up for adoption Monday morning following their rescue from a residential fire in Woodcrest over the weekend, officials said.
Southland commuters will have some high-tech help in getting around a planned 57-hour bridge demolition and major street closure of one of the busiest entrances to the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) this weekend.
