California's Mid-Year Cuts Loom For Schools, Services
Californians will find out Tuesday how much the state will automatically cut from public schools, higher education and a range of state services.
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Californians will find out Tuesday how much the state will automatically cut from public schools, higher education and a range of state services.
Los Angeles International Airport has some new bragging rights. The world's sixth busiest airport has been named the "most social airport" by Facebook, which determined that more people share they are there than any other airport in the world.
The number of immigrants crossing illegally into Mexico may have dried up, but business is still booming for drug smugglers.
A cashier at a fast food restaurant in Irvine has been fired after insulting two Asian customers.
If you're one of the millions of Angelenos who took advantage of Cyber Monday deals this year, your gifts should be arriving soon.
The storm has proved to be a financial windfall for several local repair shops in Pasadena.
Life-sized Santa Claus, snowman, and polar bear lights were among the counterfeit merchandise originating from China.
"Occupy LA" protesters have moved to the Port of Long Beach, where they plan to set up picket lines and garner support from Longshore union workers.
The finance director of Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum used his personal credit card to pay for upgrades at the money-losing stadium, earning him enough reward points for first-class air travel and other perks.
Occupy activists have announced plans to shut down the Port of Long Beach on Monday in hopes that it will disrupt business for the "1%" whose business relies on the port.
A water tower sprung a leak in Mount Olympus Sunday, a fire captain said.
A state senator from South Bay says he's outraged that the company Lowe's reportedly pulled its advertising from a cable television show about Muslim Americans.
E! News and American Idol host Ryan Seacrest could replace Matt Lauer on NBC's "Today Show".
Only 14 homes were still without power Thursday morning after last week's violent wind storm interrupted service to more than 400,000 Southern California Edison and DWP customers.
The Department of Water and Power is raising water rates for Los Angeles customers to help cover costs associated with meeting new federal environmental requirements.
