Vice President Biden To Visit North Hollywood Business
Vice President Joe Biden will stop by a North Hollywood business Wednesday to push for an increase in the minimum wage to put workers on a "pathway to the middle class."
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Vice President Joe Biden will stop by a North Hollywood business Wednesday to push for an increase in the minimum wage to put workers on a "pathway to the middle class."
Medi-Cal's rapid growth is now putting financial pressure on a state that was quick to embrace the federal health care initiative. Five years ago the overall cost of the program was $91.5 billion. Today, it's $115.4 billion.
There is real muscle beneath the specialty e-cigarette retailer's trendy skin: a booming billion-dollar industry that has operated largely free of government regulations, ruled almost entirely by small business vigilantes who are making hefty profits.
As Gov. Jerry Brown prepares to travel to Rome next week for an international climate conference, the debate over a bill aimed at reducing gas usage in California is heating up.
California defendants accused of sexually abusing children will no longer be able to use a consent defense in civil cases.
Lake Forest City Councilman Adam Nick, who led an effort to make stealing campaign signs a misdemeanor, admitted Thursday he stole campaign signs belonging to fellow Councilman Scott Voigts.
President Barack Obama responded Wednesday to calls for comedian Bill Cosby to be stripped of his Presidential Medal of Freedom.
A Newport Beach city councilman accused of making anti-gay statements on city letterhead got an earful from the community during a meeting on Tuesday.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation granting visiting rights to adult children of ailing parents, sparked by a family dispute over who could visit radio broadcasting legend Casey Kasem.
California's secretary of state says the proponents of a ballot measure to repeal the state's new mandatory vaccination law can begin collecting signatures for their effort.
Retired federal judge Lawrence K. Karlton, whose written legal opinions on topics ranging from mental health care for inmates to the environment stand as significant influences on key issues, has died in Northern California.
A measure expected to quality for the November 2016 ballot could threaten Gov. Jerry Brown's $15 billion twin tunnel plan to send water around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
Inmates are handcuffed and shackled for days or even weeks while guards watch around-the-clock until nature takes its course.
Proponents of a $2 cigarette tax increase have been cleared to begin gathering signatures to take the question to California voters in 2016.
And government workers weren't happy when Investigative Reporter David Goldstein tried to get answers.
