Audit: City-Issued Cell Phones Cost Almost $5M A Year
An audit released Tuesday says the city of Los Angeles could save almost $5 million a year by taking back the cell phones issued to employees.
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An audit released Tuesday says the city of Los Angeles could save almost $5 million a year by taking back the cell phones issued to employees.
The Board of Supervisors wants local lawmakers to withhold property taxes to cover costs as the county takes over state programs.
The debate over whether to disincorporate the city of Vernon turned ugly at City Hall on Tuesday.
California's attorney general has asked a federal appeals court to allow gay marriages to resume while the court considers the constitutionality of the state's ban on same-sex unions.
The city manager for Costa Mesa says ballooning pension fund costs are a big reason why lawmakers may need to cut key services.
More than four decades after Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated, his convicted murderer wants to go free for a crime he says he can't remember.
Monday's testimony from a former colleague could make chest pains a fond memory for Robert Rizzo.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled to resume Monday for former Bell City Manager Robert Rizzo and former Assistant City Manager Angela Spaccia, who are charged with misappropriation of public funds.
Voters may soon have the final say on whether they pay sales tax on stuff they buy online.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is facing some bureaucratic hurdles in his effort to erect a security wall around his official residence.
Construction is underway on the expansion of the world's busiest land border crossing, a project expected to yield a efficient flow of commerce and people.
A California watchdog agency on Thursday called on the governor and Legislature to freeze pension benefits for current state and local government workers and overhaul the existing system, as the debate over retirement benefits for public employees has exploded nationwide.
Two Orange County officials have been placed on paid leave following the discovery of a computer error that resulted in a $228 million mistake in funding for pensions for county workers.
More than 200 medical marijuana collectives have applied to be in a lottery that will select 100 legal dispensaries in Los Angeles.
The state Senate has approved a law setting rules for how utilities can meet the state's ambitious goal to draw a third of their power from alternative energy sources such as wind, solar and geothermal within 10 years.
