Mayor 'Heartened', 'Disappointed' After Immigration Ruling
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was among several public officials who offered mixed reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
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Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was among several public officials who offered mixed reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
The city manager of Stanton says drastic reductions to public services are coming in the face of an annual deficit of over $2.8 million.
Archbishop Jose Gomez focused on religious freedom just days before the Supreme Court is expected to issue a crucial ruling.
A former Southern California elected official allegedly caught on video hitting his stepson has been charged with felony child abuse.
Smokers can finally exhale after voters appear to have rejected a proposed tax increase on cigarettes and other tobacco products.
A City Council vote on a proposed ban on medical marijuana dispensaries faced possible postponement due to the absence of several key council members.
Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic leaders have struck an agreement on remaining cuts to California's budget, people with direct knowledge of the talks told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Thursday.
U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson announced his resignation Thursday, less than two weeks after suffering a seizure connected to three traffic accidents in Southern California.
The vote comes one day after Vista Rep. Darrell Issa failed to reach an agreement with Eric Holder during a 20-minute meeting at the Capitol.
Los Angeles City Council member Mitchell Englander Tuesday is expected to discuss his motion to ban the sale of soda from city park and library vending machines.
California lawmakers may have passed a budget on time to get paid, but their plan to close a $15.7 billion shortfall carries a big risk on the assumption that voters will approve Gov. Jerry Brown's tax increase this fall.
Lawmakers in Sacramento were scrambling on Wednesday to patch together a state budget proposal ahead of a deadline for the legislature to pass a new fiscal plan.
U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson has announced that he is taking a medical leave after he was cited for alleged felony hit-and-run in two separate car crashes over the weekend.
Imperial County Irrigation District Director Anthony Sanchez has stepped down after being arrested on suspicion of felony child abuse.
Gov. Jerry Brown wants to shift the safety net protecting California's neediest residents.
