Friends Hold Fundraiser For Jailed LA County Assessor John Noguez
Friends of embattled Los Angeles County Assessor John Noguez held a fundraiser Thursday to help bail him out of jail.
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Friends of embattled Los Angeles County Assessor John Noguez held a fundraiser Thursday to help bail him out of jail.
A Southern California Congresswoman on Thursday defended plans for a high-speed rail project despite spiraling costs and concerns over its long-term viability.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa spent the night with negotiators and announced Tuesday morning that both sides in the strike at the Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach have a long way towards resolving their issues.
Los Angeles Fire Chief Brian Cummings will go before the City Council Tuesday morning to answer questions about his department's efforts to reduce emergency response times.
The first-ever female and African-American District Attorney in Los Angeles County will be sworn in on Monday.
The U.S. Supreme Court did not make an expected decision Monday on whether to hear a lower court's decision regarding Proposition 8.
After years of emotional and contentious debate, court proceedings, ballot measures, protests and endless TV ads, the subject of same-sex marriage in California may finally be decided.
L.A. Board of Public Works President Andrea Alarcón is speaking out for the first time amid an ongoing child endangerment investigation by police.
A former Southern California congresswoman is among a handful of candidates being considered to replace Gen. David Petraeus as the head of the Central Intelligence Agency.
The Laguna Beach City Council will move forward on a proposed "Social Host" ordinance to penalize adults who serve alcohol to minors.
President Barack Obama can finally claim victory in Florida.
Longtime Republican Rep. Mary Bono Mack lost her seat Friday to Democrat Raul Ruiz, a Harvard-educated physician who mobilized the district's growing swath of Hispanic voters.
The top assessor in Los Angeles County could face arrest while in jail after failing to show up in court, a judge said Wednesday.
The measure was defeated by a margin of 53 percent to 47 percent, according to the California Secretary of State's official tally.
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