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A prominent Muslim leader says he expects the death of Osama Bin Laden to usher in a new, positive era of U.S.-Muslim relations, helping Americans to distinguish extremist terrorists from the mainstream Islamic faith.
A top Los Angeles counterterrorism commander says police will be stepping up intelligence monitoring as news of Osama Bin Laden's death spreads across the globe, spurring possible reprisal attempts on U.S. soil.
He was the most wanted man in the world for nearly ten years.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca has accepted more than $120,000 worth of gifts and free travel since being elected in 1998.
Thousands are expected to take to the streets of downtown L.A. for two competing May Day demonstrations calling for immigration reform and workers' rights.
Governor Jerry Brown is home recovering from a procedure to remove a cancerous growth on the side of his nose.
Two rival organizations will stage competing May Day demonstrations in Los Angeles Sunday, likely drawing thousands of people clamoring for immigration reform.
A California Senator has partnered with President Obama in asking Congress to end $4 billion in annual tax breaks for the oil and gas industry.
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein says Democrats must retake control of the House of Representatives next year or risk deep budget cuts that would hurt seniors and poor people the most.
Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed his political adviser and manager of his campaign for governor last year to the California State University Board of Trustees.
Occidental College Friday renamed its football stadium afterJack Kemp, a quarterback at the school in the 1950s who went on to become a pro-football player and later, a leading Republican in the House of Representatives.
The developer of a Los Angeles hotel and the owner of an escrow company are accused of a scheme to funnel $26,000 into the 2008 mayoral campaign of Antonio Villaraigosa and the city attorney campaign of Councilman Jack Weiss.
The four bargaining units who voted to oppose the new contract agreement now have one week to call for a new vote or to ask for specific changes to the agreement.
A Los Angeles County supervisor is calling for an inquiry into the permitting process for a proposed mega-mansion that has drawn the ire of residents in wealthy neighborhoods bordering Beverly Hills.
The city of Bell wants to show it's ready to put residents back to work after a corruption scandal that has tarnished the town's reputation.
