Housing Commissioners Resign, Replaced After CBS Investigation
Another commissioner has resigned, and one has been replaced, after our CBS2 investigation exposed possible wrongdoing by some members.
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Another commissioner has resigned, and one has been replaced, after our CBS2 investigation exposed possible wrongdoing by some members.
City Controller Wendy Greuel has released an audit showing the city could be missing out on a huge windfall from its parking meter collections.
The program — which is being rolled in seven U.S. cities — is focused on curbing the victimization of millions of immigrants working to become U.S. citizens.
City Councilman Paul Krekorian called Wednesday for a federal investigation into the decision by a Puerto Rican judge to release a North Hollywood murder suspect who has since gone missing.
The mayor of Santa Monica says an activist has dropped plans to petition for a measure on the November city ballot that would ban circumcisions.
Gov. Jerry Brown said Tuesday that he is making progress on pension and other government reforms but needs Republican lawmakers to agree to extend temporary taxes until a statewide special election can be held later this year.
The Los Angeles City Council has voted 11-1 to support state efforts to withdraw from a Homeland Security program that requires fingerprints of arrestees to be shared with immigration agents.
Gov. Jerry Brown's administration says his stalled plan to shift thousands of inmates from state prisons to local jails will eventually address a U.S. Supreme Court order to slash California's prison population by 33,000 inmates.
Two bloggers apparently sought input from Rep. Darrell Issa after discovering a posting from a high school student that they believed showed she engaged in "private conversations" with Weiner.
California's ethics commission has rejected a request by L.A. Democrats to investigate whether former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger violated state laws during his affair with a housekeeper.
The former mayor of Corona has been sentenced for lying to FBI agents during a bankruptcy fraud investigation of the dog food company he founded.
City Councilman Bernard Parks says local governments shouldn't have to compensate for the U.S. government failing to "secure the borders".
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is kicking off what will likely be Los Angeles' first annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Heritage Month.
The city of Compton is poised to lay off nearly 100 employees to help plug a gaping budget shortfall, the latest California municipality to grapple with a severe financial crisis.
Jaime de la Vega has been tapped to take over a department that has been the subject of a scathing audit and a scandal involving employees interacting with an adult film star.
