Death Penalty Repeal Effort Fails Again
Fifty-four percent of voters rejected Prop. 62, which would have replaced the death penalty with life in prison without the chance of parole.
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Fifty-four percent of voters rejected Prop. 62, which would have replaced the death penalty with life in prison without the chance of parole.
Proposition 60 lost 54 to 46 percent early Wednesday with 99 percent of more than 8 million votes cast.
Measure C, which was written by the Chargers without input from City Hall, the powerful tourism industry or other stakeholders, was defeated 57 percent to 43 percent.
Authorities investigating the death of an 18-month-old boy have arrested three employees of a Southern California child care facility.
A gunman was on a cocaine binge when he randomly opened fire Tuesday in a peaceful Azusa neighborhood, authorities say.
Alexander Jordan was last seen around 10 a.m. Tuesday near Lincoln Avenue and Harriet Street.
A new online campaign to protest Donald Trump's election is growing.
A water main break has forced the closure of the Jefferson Boulevard onramp from the San Diego (405) Freeway in Culver City.
Proposition 57 will allow parole consideration for people convicted of "non-violent" felonies after completing the prison term for their primary offense.
Voters overwhelmingly backed a $2-per-pack tax to fund healthcare, tobacco-use prevention and other programs Tuesday.
Proposition HHH will allow the city to sell bonds to finance as many as 10,000 housing units geared to homeless people who are difficult to house.
Clinton called Trump after it became clear that the celebrity businessman had won enough states to capture the White House.
Proposition 63 will require most individuals to pass background checks and obtain Department of Justice authorization to purchase ammunition.
If the Chargers don't get approval for a new stadium they will likely seek relocation to Los Angeles and move in with the Rams when the stadium in Inglewood is ready.
Voters take to Twitter in droves, using humor to voice their election concerns.
