Christopher Lawford, JFK's Nephew, Offers A Personal View Of Famous Family
Fifty years after the death of John F. Kennedy, his nephew is offering a rare look inside his prominent family.
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Fifty years after the death of John F. Kennedy, his nephew is offering a rare look inside his prominent family.
Angela Spaccia told jurors at her trial on Thursday that she wrote out contracts that included raises of about 50 percent for herself and City Manager Robert Rizzo.
California's health insurance exchange led the nation in enrollments during its inaugural month of operation.
The former assistant city administrator for the city of Bell testified Tuesday it was her former boss who signed off all on all hiring and firing decisions, including contracting a company that paid her son.
A key legislative body voted Tuesday to strip state Sen. Ron Calderon of his committee assignments amid a federal investigation involving allegations he accepted money in return for promoting certain bills.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is expected to receive an award at USC on Saturday morning.
Republican state Sen. Bill Emmerson announced Friday that he is resigning in midterm, citing his waning enthusiasm for a job he has held since 2010.
Attorneys for the California High-Speed Rail Authority argued Friday that Central Valley residents who sued the state over its bullet train plan have no grounds to stop the project, despite a judge's ruling that the state violated the promises made to voters in a 2008 ballot proposition.
Angela Spaccia, seeking to absolve herself of blame for the financial collapse of the city of Bell, testified for a second day Friday about manipulations by her boss, Robert Rizzo, as he built his own personal fiefdom in the small, blue-collar California town.
A university study released Friday of how counties are spending $4.4 billion to implement Gov. Jerry Brown's prison realignment law found that nearly 20 percent have fundamentally changed how they approach criminal justice.
Chief Charlie Beck says last Friday's fatal shooting pointed to a weakness in surveillance equipment.
Claremont residents raised questions tonight about rate hikes implemented by a controversial Golden State Water Company.
For a number of areas around the country, including some local Southern California cities, Tuesday marked an election night.
Authorities say a former Southern California councilman has agreed to plead guilty to bribery after authorities said he accepted $2.3 million.
LA City Councilman Jose Huizar on Monday defended a project to build a streetcar line in Downtown Los Angeles even though the cost of the project could double.
