Bill Seeks To Restrict Vehicle-Tracking Technology
The state Senate on Wednesday was considering a bill that would place some restrictions on vehicle-tracking technology to protect people's privacy.
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The state Senate on Wednesday was considering a bill that would place some restrictions on vehicle-tracking technology to protect people's privacy.
Paul Walker's daughter will live with a nanny and her mother, an attorney told a court commissioner who dismissed guardianship proceedings over the teenager on Wednesday.
A bill making its way through the Legislature would prevent defendants from using a so-called "gay panic" defense to escape murder charges.
Los Angeles lawmakers have ordered a list of apartment buildings that would be most vulnerable to collapse in a major earthquake.
Thirteen-year-old "Sin-Cheeze" Mosely at the intersection of East Wier Road and Waterman Avenue while walking home Thursday when he was shot in his right eye.
The state Assembly has passed a bill requiring large airports to make accommodations for traveling mothers to pump breast milk.
Detectives from the sheriff's Special Victims Bureau are seeking the public's help in identifying a man who sexually assaulted a woman on May 17 on a Metro Purple Line train.
While reports suggest embattled Clippers owner Donald Sterling has authorized his wife, Shelly, to begin reviewing bids from groups interested in buying the team, Sterling's attorney said Wednesday that he intends to fight to maintain his ownership.
A UC Santa Barbara student was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly fired a gun inside his apartment.
Residents of California's largely rural, agrarian and politically conservative far northern counties long ago got used to feeling ignored in the state Capitol and out of sync with major urban areas.
Students and staff at Maya Angelou Community High School in South Los Angeles are remembering the eloquent poet who passed away Wednesday.
A former San Bernardino policeman who forced two prostitutes to perform sex acts while he was in uniform has been convicted of civil rights violations.
The Riverside County Sheriff's Department Wednesday introduced its newest member.
The state Senate has passed a bill that punishes users of crack and powder cocaine equally in an attempt to reduce racial bias in prison sentences.
Californians buying guns from out-of-state sources would have to go through the same steps required for in-state purchases under a bill passed Wednesday by the state Assembly.
