Jerry Brown Drops Schwarzenegger's Plan To Sell State Buildings
California Gov. Jerry Brown says he's dropping a plan to sell 24 state government buildings to private investors.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown says he's dropping a plan to sell 24 state government buildings to private investors.
An attorney for former Enron President Jeff Skilling says the U.S. Bureau of Prisons denied his client's request for a temporary release from prison to attend his son's funeral.
The six current and former officials facing charges of looting the working-class suburb of Bell were actually highly paid puppets of the Los Angeles suburb's disgraced city manager, according to the testimony of the lone member of the city council not facing criminal charges.
The seasoned local business leaders picked by the mayor to analyze plans for a downtown NFL stadium on the public's behalf seem to have one thing in common: deep financial, political and civic ties with the company promoting the venue.
Thousands of Robert Mapplethorpe photographs and his archives have been jointly acquired by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the J. Paul Getty Trust.
CBS says Jeff Fager, executive producer of "60 Minutes," has gained an additional job as chairman of CBS News. The network on Tuesday also named David Rhodes as CBS News president.
A man who apparently pursued Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for personal advice - showing up at the uber-rich techie's office and home - has apologized and vowed to leave him alone, reports celebrity Web site TMZ.
The government on Tuesday plans to release the findings of its investigation into reports of sudden acceleration in Toyota vehicles.
Eight current and former Bell city officials are due in court Monday for a hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to require them to stand trial on charges that they misappropriated public funds.
Concert promoter Live Nation is buying the remaining 25 percent of its Front Line artist management business that it didn't already own from key executive Irving Azoff and Madison Square Garden.
In the Super Bowl of advertising, Eminem was everywhere, Roseanne Barr took a big hit from a log and Joan Rivers became a GoDaddy girl.
Just how bad is the economy these days? So bad that even the kingdom of Beverly Hills has had to lay off its ambassador.
The Los Angeles-based Huffington Post, one of the leading news media Web sites, is being sold to AOL for $315 million, the two companies announced Sunday.
Facebook Inc. may be preparing to move its corporate headquarters from Palo Alto to the Menlo Park campus once occupied by Sun Microsystems, according to published reports.
Southern California's anti-smog agency overwhelmingly approved a controversial plan that would allow companies to pollute by purchasing emission credit.
