SoCal Lawmakers Voice 'Serious Concerns' Over Constitutionality Of Defense Bill
Two local congressmen are opposed to legislation that they say could legalize the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens without a trial.
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Two local congressmen are opposed to legislation that they say could legalize the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens without a trial.
The Los Angeles Unified School District plans to file a lawsuit Wednesday in hopes of blocking $38 million in cuts to the district's transportation program.
A 22-year-old college senior and active Boy Scout from Orange County will soon have a new title: mayor.
The findings of a CBS2 investigation earlier this month originally prompted the city controller to order a thorough financial audit of the department.
Californians will find out Tuesday how much the state will automatically cut from public schools, higher education and a range of state services.
City Controller Wendy Greuel believes the violation could just be the "tip of the iceberg" when it comes to the Coliseum Commission.
The finance director of Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum used his personal credit card to pay for upgrades at the money-losing stadium, earning him enough reward points for first-class air travel and other perks.
A state senator from South Bay says he's outraged that the company Lowe's reportedly pulled its advertising from a cable television show about Muslim Americans.
A state official Friday will tour some of the areas that were hit hardest by last week's wind storm.
Thousands of residents are still without power one week after a violent wind storm disrupted service to more than 250,000 residents in the greater Los Angeles area.
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney was in the Southland Tuesday night for a Beverly Hills fundraiser.
The L.A. city controller has called for a thorough financial audit of the city's low-income housing authority in the wake of recently published reports alleging spending abuses.
The council's 11-0 vote drew a standing ovation from a packed chamber of Occupy L.A. members and other activists.
The attorneys general in California and Nevada are partnering in investigations into the mortgage meltdown that crippled both states.
Embattled White House hopeful Herman Cain on Saturday "suspended" his presidential bid after support dried up in the wake of accusations from a string of women that he had engaged in sexual impropriety.
