West Coast Congress Members Seek Funding For Quake Warning System
Three dozen members of Congress from California, Oregon and Washington are urging full funding of a West Coast earthquake early warning system.
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Three dozen members of Congress from California, Oregon and Washington are urging full funding of a West Coast earthquake early warning system.
California has no blanket policy restricting the use of personal email accounts to conduct government business, and it's among about two dozen states that have no clear rules or precedent-setting cases addressing whether those communications are public records.
The Orange County city of Fullerton was sued Wednesday over an at-large election system that Asian-American advocates say harms the community's voting rights, lawyers said.
Los Angeles County officials voted by a narrow margin Tuesday to throw their support behind President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigration.
In a report Monday, legislative analyst Mac Taylor says the state could end up paying more over time if current and future state workers are asked to help pay for their health benefits.
President Obama returned to the Southland Thursday to raise funds for the Democratic Party and to court the youth vote.
The board of the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority appointed Phillip Washington as CEO of the agency known as LA Metro.
Maria Shriver is on a mission to educate women about Alzheimer's disease and talked to CBS2's Pat Harvey about her movement to do just that in a one-on-one interview.
President Obama will return to the Southland for his 21st visit to Los Angeles or Orange counties since taking office in 2009 but some Republicans charge that he's using California as a "campaign ATM."
Several Burbank streets will be closed Thursday when President Obama visits to tape an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is raising money for his 2017 re-election campaign, in the low-key style that has become a trademark.
The California Board of Education is expected to decide Wednesday whether or not schools should be held accountable on the state's performance index for student results in the new Common Core-aligned assessments.
A federal judge has outlined a plan for California to end nearly a decade of federal control over its prison health care system.
A state audit released Tuesday found that the Department of Water and Power's troubled billing system could wind up costing ratepayers more than $200 million.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. says the work re-evaluates the impact that earthquakes and large waves could have on the plant near San Luis Obispo.
