Senate Votes To Overturn 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
The Senate has voted to overturn the military's ban on openly gay troops and sent the bill to President Barack Obama.
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The Senate has voted to overturn the military's ban on openly gay troops and sent the bill to President Barack Obama.
California regulators have approved the first system in the nation to give polluting companies such as utilities and refineries financial incentives to emit fewer greenhouse gases.
As protests mount against fee increases and widespread budget cuts, campuses across the state are struggling to keep tuition affordable for the average Californian.
Could one of the nation's top research institutions also be one of its most politically-charged campuses?
President Barack Obama has signed legislation to prevent advertisers from abruptly raising the volume of TV commercials louder than regular programming.
Three descendants of Armenians, who lost their property in the Ottoman Empire, have filed suit in Los Angeles against the Turkish government for restitution of more than $63 million for acreage that includes the strategic Incirlik Air Base used by the U.S. military.
Chief Charlie Beck will not get a raise on his annual salary of $307,290 as the city continues to struggle economically.
The Los Angeles school board has approved two controversial policies: one to start the school year in mid-August and another to allow corporate sponsorships to aid the cash-strapped district.
The city controller's office found the housing department failed to collect at least $48 million in fees, while leaving $10 million across 10 funds unspent over two years.
A Superior Court judge was reprimanded by state officials for what they called a "serious disregard" for ethics after her conviction for a DUI in 2009.
Constitutional law expert and dean of the UC Irvine law school Erwin Chemerinsky predicts victory for the health care overhaul bill despite a recent ruling calling the law unconstitutional.
A Bell City Council meeting ended abruptly Monday after city leaders were called "shameless thugs" by a spectator.
City Administrative Officer Miguel Santana warns that the fiscal health of Los Angeles may potentially worsen even more if a plan to privatize parking garages fails to pass.
Team officials took part in a service project at a Boys & Girls Club in Washington, marking the administration's first time hosting the event outside of the White House.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was in New York City on Monday for the launch of No Labels, which seeks to bring about "a less partisan, less ideological, more common sense approach to the nation's problems."
