Report: Ex-Bell City Manager Robert Rizzo To Keep Retirement Account, Pension Fund
Robert Rizzo, the former city manager for Bell, will likely have plenty of money when he gets out of jail, according to a published report.
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Robert Rizzo, the former city manager for Bell, will likely have plenty of money when he gets out of jail, according to a published report.
Bob Filner's disgraced exit amid a flurry of sexual harassment allegations gives Republicans another chance — but don't expect anyone to dwell on the former mayor as the campaign to replace him kicks into high gear.
In a suit filed today against the U.S. government and the FAA, Santa Monica is asking a court to give it clear title.
State officials recently fined the Build Your Dreams, or BYD, for paying some Chinese workers $1.50 per hour and failing to provide rest breaks.
The Obama administration has recruited engineers from several prominent technology companies to help fix the technological problems preventing people from signing up for government-mandated health insurance.
Back in June, FBI agents raided the State Capitol offices of State Senator Ron Calderon.
Clinton headlined an lunchtime benefit for a Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe, followed by a fundraiser for environmental group Oceana.
California could gain tens of millions of dollars annually in federal reimbursements for prison health care under the nation's new health law, state and federal officials said Tuesday.
A high-powered Los Angeles attorney and civil leader has urged the Los Angeles Unified School District's Board of Education to keep embattled Superintendent John Deasy on the job.
Mayor Eric Garcetti Monday visited Washington, D.C., for the first time since taking office to meet with President Barack Obama and to seek federal funding for local transportation projects.
Although California has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to improve psychiatric treatment for convicts, the biggest mental health unit in the state prison system for high security inmates remains in disarray, according to a court-appointed investigator and others familiar with the facility.
Marianne Williamson is challenging 19-term Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman, who has held public office since 1975.
Gov. Jerry Brown said Thursday that problems remain in California's prison system, even as he argues that conditions have improved so much that the state should take over control from the federal courts.
The head of the Department of Building and Safety has formerly asked a UC Berkeley professor to share his list of 1,500 possibly vulnerable buildings.
California's political watchdog agency on Thursday ordered two political action committees to pay the state $15 million for failing to properly report the source of funds spent in the 2012 election.
