Birth Control Will Soon Be Free For All Women With Health Insurance
Insurers must now cover the entire cost of birth control for women, the Obama administration announced Monday.
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Insurers must now cover the entire cost of birth control for women, the Obama administration announced Monday.
Supermarkets and major retailers will no longer provide customers with plastic bags due to a ban that went into effect in Long Beach Monday morning.
As gridlocked Washington edges toward default, states staggering out of the last recession are preparing for the worst: The federal piggy-bank that helps them pay for health care, jobless benefits, road building and schools could run out of cash.
It's yet to be seen whether the districts the California Citizens Redistricting Commission approved Friday will be any more competitive over the long run than the current ones, but the new maps immediately created opportunities for would-be candidates and challenges for incumbents.
The California Citizens Redistricting Commission voted on final draft versions of the district maps for Congress, the state legislature and the state Board of Equalization.
A plan to revise a contract with government technology contractor Raytheon will force L.A. County to miss a deadline for federal funding.
The city of Moorpark says homeowners are not doing enough to eradicate their properties of rabid bats. Residents say their pest control efforts aren't working and there's nothing more they can do.
Richard Chavez, a leader in California's farmworker movement, has died at the age of 82.
The city controller of Los Angeles will conduct a "top-to-bottom" audit of finances at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
A $485.8 million contract was awarded Wednesday for the extension of the Metro Gold Line from Pasadena to Azusa.
The head of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission says he has canceled a $25,000 raise to the executive who oversaw the stadium's finances after the city's controller raised questions about it.
The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday agreed to approve an ordinance giving animal control officers the right to declare a dog "vicious," a designation that can potentially lead to the animal being euthanized.
Supporters of the microchip law believe it will cut costs at shelters by reuniting lost animals with their owners more quickly.
A teenager is speaking out against an unsafe intersection in her neighborhood, demanding Alhambra officials install a stop light after her friend was hit and killed at the crosswalk.
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved funding to develop Los Angeles County's first off-leash area for dogs in a county park.
