CBS2 Investigates: Federal Buildings In SoCal Caught Wasting Water Amid Drought
And government workers weren't happy when Investigative Reporter David Goldstein tried to get answers.
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And government workers weren't happy when Investigative Reporter David Goldstein tried to get answers.
Even as Donald Trump prepares for his first trip to Southern California since he officially entered the race for the Republican presidential nomination, he's already coming under fire across the state.
California's Assembly is advancing legislation meant to protect residents from retribution for recording police.
Those comments had major corporations -- including NBC, Macy's, Serta and Univision,-- cut ties with the flamboyant and outspoken billionaire.
The Catholic Church, often out of step with California's liberal Legislature, notched a prominent win at the statehouse this week defeating a proposal to allow terminally ill patients to legally end their lives.
A legislative panel has opted not to take up a bill aimed at curbing youth smoking by regulating e-cigarettes in California after a heated hearing.
The Orange County city of Fullerton has settled a lawsuit that alleged at-large elections deny Asian-Americans' voting rights.
The right-to-die movement in California has a setback Tuesday after lawmakers dropped their efforts to allow terminally ill patients the right to legally end their lives because of fierce opposition.
The anger of some Southern California Edison ratepayers about the deal that led to them being stuck with a $3.3 billion bill, 70 percent of what it will cost to shut down the defunct San Onofre nuclear power plant in San Clemente, may have sparked an investigation that now appears to be heating up.
Legislation to make California the first state to explicitly allow motorcycles to weave between vehicles in slow-moving traffic has stalled in the state Legislature.
A Sacramento County judge found that the governor and state Legislature unlawfully diverted most of a fund that was part of a $25 billion settlement between five major banks and nearly every state in 2012.
Some California residents are finding themselves in an ironic bind where they have to pay more while using less water in the drought.
While his teenage mother has been allowed to stay and seek a green card under a program for abused and abandoned children, Joshua's lawyer says he has been classified as an enforcement priority by government lawyers.
The Islamic State group's release of an online feature magazine is one of the key weapons in the terrorist organization's campaign to win over recruits and argue for its legitimacy, an expert said Thursday.
Water use in drought-stricken California plunged by record levels in May, and Gov. Jerry Brown's administration cited that as proof cities can hit steep summer conservation targets they have blasted as unfair.
