Calif. Legislature Approves $55M Bailout Bill To Save Inglewood School District
The Calif. Legislature approved a $55 million emergency bailout bill Friday to keep the Inglewood School District afloat.
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The Calif. Legislature approved a $55 million emergency bailout bill Friday to keep the Inglewood School District afloat.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department hopes to reduce inmate overcrowding with the help of a computer software screening program.
California lawmakers are sending Gov. Jerry Brown a bill that would extend a Hollywood tax break for two years in an effort to keep film and TV production in the state.
California lawmakers have approved legislation that would allow illegal immigrants to voluntarily join a program and pay state income taxes in exchange for leniency in their immigration status.
California would allow three extra days for mail-in ballots to be accepted by elections officials under a bill approved by the state Senate.
The public pension changes negotiated by Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders have begun making their way through both houses in what is expected to be a quick journey to the governor's desk.
A new gold rush is underway in the state of California.
Starting next week, the Mayor of Los Angeles will take on a new role as the chairman of the Democratic National Convention.
Hundreds of thousands of young illegal immigrants could get California driver's licenses if a bill headed to Gov. Jerry Brown becomes law.
Gov. Jerry Brown Thursday visited an elementary school in Hawthorne to kick off his campaign for Proposition 30, a new tax hike proposal.
City Councilman Paul Krekorian Thursday will launch a fundraising effort to cover ambulance fees being charged to the families of two women who were electrocuted when they tried to assist a motorist whose SUV crashed in Valley Village.
The investigation was launched after an anonymous letter accusing clerk-recorder Tom Daly was sent to county officials.
California is moving to give driver's licenses to young immigrants who are in the country illegally but would no longer face deportation under a recently announced policy change by the Obama administration.
The bulk of the projected savings in the pension-reform deal announced by Gov. Jerry Brown won't be felt for decades because most of the proposed changes will affect employees who have yet to be hired.
A citywide ban on medical marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles could be suspended on Wednesday even before it takes effect.
