Bell Leaders Want City To Pay Their Legal Bills
Three present and former Bell city leaders facing public corruption charges want the cash-strapped city to pay their legal bills.
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Three present and former Bell city leaders facing public corruption charges want the cash-strapped city to pay their legal bills.
Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a budget Monday that would slash funding to most areas of state government and maintain a series of tax increases for five years to close California's huge budget deficit.
The publisher of Playboy magazine said Monday it has agreed to a sweetened offer by founder Hugh Hefner to take the company private.
The 2011 Chevrolet Volt got another marketing jolt Monday, when it received the award for North American Car of the Year.
The Kardashian sisters have been sued by a California company that created a prepaid debit card endorsed the reality show starlets.
The twice-monthly Lundberg Survey has found the price of regular gasoline has risen about nine cents a gallon over three weeks to $3.08.
Make no bones about it: the newest food truck in LA may also be the best food you thought you'd never eat.
The governing board for Southern California's anti-smog agency is expected to consider a plan that would allow companies to pollute by purchasing emission credits.
More American farmers are expected to plant cotton this year as prices remain high thanks to demand from the growing middle class in China and India and a short supply worldwide.
Apple says more than 1 million apps have been downloaded in the first day its Mac App Store has been open, a sign computer users are embracing idea of consuming software through their iTunes account.
The City of Angels may have to make room for a new nickname: The Comeback Kid.
AT&T Inc. will start selling the previous-generation iPhone -- the iPhone 3GS -- for $49 starting Friday to customers who buy the smart phone with a two-year service contract and data plan.
Councilwoman Janice Hahn is calling for a comprehensive study of the economic fallout from plans to lure an NFL team to Los Angeles with a brand-new stadium.
An Orange County paint company has agreed to pay about $1 million to settle a lawsuit that claims it illegally transported and mismanaged hazardous waste and materials.
The Sheraton hotel towering over one of the most popular landmarks in Los Angeles is being purchased by a Chinese real estate development company.
