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The Open Budget Portal promises to let taxpayers know how their "dollars are being spent," and provides graphs marking trends, departmental revenue data and expenditures from 2009 to the current year.
Democratic Rep. John Garamendi and Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa held a news conference near the location of the proposed reservoir to announce their bill.
A private investigator whose car was rear-ended by vehicle driven by Councilman Jose Huizar will receive a six-figure settlement after a unanimous vote Wednesday by members of the Los Angeles City Council.
Monday's morning earthquake renewed the debate over the funding of an early earthquake-warning system.
Three community assistance organizations sued Gov. Jerry Brown and other state officials on Friday, alleging the state improperly diverted nearly $370 million that was intended to help homeowners struggling with foreclosures.
The United States should join the dozen other nations that allow transgender people to serve in the armed forces, a commission led by a former U.S. surgeon general said in a report.
A state Senate committee will not consider a Republican resolution seeking to expel a Democrat awaiting sentencing on perjury and voter fraud charges.
The former mayor of Glendale pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing more than $300,000 from Montrose's farmers' market over eight years and failing to pay taxes.
Los-Angeles based Herbalife is facing an inquiry from the Federal Trade Commission.
Nearly 870,000 Californians have signed up for an insurance policy through the state's health care exchange.
Gov. Jerry Brown is accepting an award from the gay rights community for advancing equality during his political career.
More than two dozen U.S. senators have taken to the chamber floor for an all-night session to raise awareness on climate change.
In a year when California Democrats are worried about motivating their voters, Gov. Jerry Brown heard another unwelcome message Saturday: Some Democratic activists are bristling over his administration's policies on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
Members of the California Democratic Party began to gather Friday in downtown Los Angeles for their annual convention.
Stung by criminal charges against two colleagues, the leader of the state Senate and other Democratic lawmakers are seeking tighter rules on lawmakers and lobbyists.
