California Budget Cuts Could Close Adult Day Health Care Centers
Deep budget cuts could mean closure of California's adult day health care centers, which serve 37,000 elderly and disabled adults.
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Deep budget cuts could mean closure of California's adult day health care centers, which serve 37,000 elderly and disabled adults.
The Costa Mesa City Employees Association must now regroup after their request for a temporary restraining order was denied.
The audit alleges that the O.C.'s top human resources official reportedly approved raises without justifying them while the department was understaffed.
The county's top Democrat wants to take a closer look into just how Arnold Schwarzenegger paid for child support during his time in office.
New information is being unveiled about former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's alleged affair and out-of-wedlock child.
The former Assembly speaker said that his biggest mistake and regret was interfering with his son's legal team when Esteban Nunez was to be tried for his role in the 2008 killing of Luis Santos.
The budget closes much of the city's $336 million deficit by reducing police overtime, redeploying firefighters and lowering the city's share of retiree health care costs.
The University of California's Board of Regents is meeting in San Francisco to develop plans to cope with another massive loss of state funding.
A Southern California congressional election to replace the seat vacated by Democratic Rep. Jane Harman appears headed for a runoff.
Larry King calls Donna Antebi "the Simon Cowell of self-help genre."
District Attorney Steve Cooley announced Tuesday that he will not run for another term.
The U.S. Navy's plan to name a cargo ship after the late farmworker activist Cesar Chavez received sharp criticism from a California Republican congressman who on Tuesday said the decision was unfair to military war heroes.
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved a plan to cut more than 200 jobs from the county's Probation Department.
Garamendi opposed a provision which would authorize an expansion of U.S. war authority worldwide - including here at home.
Sixteen candidates from across the political spectrum will vie to take the seat in place of Harman, who resigned earlier this year.
