After 4 Years, Riverside County Employees Say Goodbye To 'Furlough Fridays'
After four years, Riverside County governmental employees said goodbye to "Furlough Fridays."
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After four years, Riverside County governmental employees said goodbye to "Furlough Fridays."
The Los Angeles County district attorney's office will ask the California Supreme Court for a new hearing on the conditional release of a serial rapist into Los Angeles County later this year.
A federal and local task force is investigating corruption in Orange County — one of several Southern California regions under scrutiny.
A new Field Poll finds strong support for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton among California voters as she considers whether to seek the Democratic nomination for president in 2016.
Palmdale's method of electing City Council members by a citywide vote rather than through individual districts is keeping black and Hispanic candidates out of office, a judge has ruled.
Dan Pellissier, president of the group California Pension Reform, contends L.A. may be just a few years away from becoming unable to repay its debts if costs aren't kept down.
The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday approved the $665 million Millennium Hollywood Project, which will feature hotel, housing, retail and office space.
A new Field Poll finds that 51 percent of California voters say they approve of the job Gov. Jerry Brown is doing and that most are inclined to re-elect him next year.
The son of a Los Angeles city councilman has come under fire due to his six-figure salary with a Southern California water district that is reportedly under federal investigation.
California's highest court is again refusing to immediately stop the state from sanctioning same-sex marriages.
It turns out behind every conservative Republican man is a sister, according to researchers.
A new Field Poll finds that support for President Barack Obama has slipped 10 points in the last five months among California voters.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris is urging the state Supreme Court to reject the San Diego County clerk's attempt to stop gay marriages in the state.
The San Diego County clerk has asked the state Supreme Court to stop gay marriages.
California's unemployment rate fell to 8.5 percent in June as the state continues to close the gap on the national jobless rate, the state Employment Development Department announced Thursday.
