Thousands Of Jobs Available In State Government, Officials Say
Officials say thousands of jobs are currently available and thousands more are expected to open as 40 percent of state employees are eligible to retire.
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Officials say thousands of jobs are currently available and thousands more are expected to open as 40 percent of state employees are eligible to retire.
An active investigation is underway in the Mount Washington area after a man was found dead.
A federal appeals court Monday upheld a California law banning the sale, distribution and possession of shark fins.
Three fugitives have been arrested and charged in connection with a firebombing that killed three people at a tire shop in April.
A local man who was involved in a daring rescue at sea while on a surfing excursion on the far side of the globe recounted his story to CBS2.
Police asked for the public's help Monday to locate a man who is suspected in a brazen attack on a female jogger in Blaisdell Park.
A retired LAPD detective accused of becoming the bank-robbing "Snowbird" bandit made an appearance in court on Monday.
The first human case of West Nile Virus this season in Los Angeles County has now been confirmed.
The Boy Scouts of America have ended a blanket ban on gay adult leaders while allowing church-sponsored Scout units to maintain the exclusion because of their faith.
San Diego Superior Court Judge Gregory Pollack said his court is not unsympathetic to their plight but lawmakers — not a judge — would need to change the law barring such prescriptions.
James L. White, who wrote the screenplay for "Ray," the 2004 movie about singer Ray Charles, has died in California. He was 67.
Only weeks after the city and county of Los Angeles took the lead, the Pasadena lawmakers are making a move towards increasing the city's minimum wage.
Californians buying individual health plans on the state insurance exchange will see an average increase of about 4 percent in premiums for the second year in a row.
Nearly half a million fans will converge on Huntington Beach for the U.S. Open of Surfing.
Does the U.S. Olympic Committee love L.A. after all?
