$59M Plan To Outfit LAPD Officers With Body Cameras Approved
The Los Angeles City Council signed off Wednesday on a $59 million plan to equip Los Angeles Police Department officers with body cameras and cell phones.
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The Los Angeles City Council signed off Wednesday on a $59 million plan to equip Los Angeles Police Department officers with body cameras and cell phones.
Republicans and Trump's children were calling for Corey Lewandowski's firing. But he says he has no regrets.
Michael Sandford tried to grab an officer's gun at a rally at Treasure Island casino so he could kill trump, authorities say.
The bills would have expanded requirements for background checks on gun buyers and banned gun sales to people on terrorism watch lists.
Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy says he'll stay on the Senate floor "until we get some signal, some sign that we can come together."
He faces up to 20 years in prison. But prosecutors say they'd ask that he get no more than six years.
California prison officials must let transgender inmates have more female-oriented commissary items including nightgowns, robes, sandals, scarves and necklaces as part of a settlement.
Secretary of State Alex Padilla and other election observers say there are likely at least 2 million votes still to be counted from California's presidential primary election.
California Thursday will become the fifth state in the nation to allow terminally ill patients to legally end their lives with medication prescribed by a doctor.
After a deadly shooting killed four Israelis in Tel Aviv, a leader in Los Angeles says the terrorist attack needs to be roundly condemned.
Beginning Thursday, smokers have to be at least 21 to buy tobacco products in California.
Employment in California continues to grow at a steady pace, but the November election could threaten the state's success, according to a UCLA Anderson Forecast released Wednesday.
Powered by a solid triumph in California, Hillary Clinton declared victory in her yearlong battle for the heart of the Democratic Party, seizing her place in history and setting out on the difficult task of fusing a fractured party.
A congressional candidate was served with legal papers Tuesday night at his own election party in San Pedro.
Claiming her place in history, Hillary Clinton declared victory Tuesday night, though Bernie Sanders supporters say it's not over yet.
