Tax The Rich? LA Residents Mixed On Expiring Cuts
As Congress reconvenes to determine whether the Bush-era tax cuts will live on, many Angelenos say it's time to for more to pay their fair share.
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As Congress reconvenes to determine whether the Bush-era tax cuts will live on, many Angelenos say it's time to for more to pay their fair share.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger opened his third and final climate-change summit by calling on states and local governments worldwide to continue their own efforts to combat global warming.
San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris holds a slim lead over Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley in the race for attorney general entering Saturday's ballot count.
He was ahead. She was declared the winner. He pulled ahead. And then they were tied. Then he pulled ahead. Then she pulled away with it and was declared the winner. Then he went ahead. Confused much?
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Friday pointed the finger at lawmakers and California voters for the $6 billion deficit in the state budget he signed just a month ago.
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays in the military to remain in place while a federal appeals court considers the issue.
The Los Angeles Times reports relatives of Vernon city officials get to pay as little as $200 in rent in exchange for their votes.
Oscar Hernandez, who made a six-figure salary at the expense of Bell taxpayers, says he's being overcharged for court documents.
A Pentagon study group has concluded the military can lift the ban on gays serving openly in uniform with only minimal and isolated incidents of risk to the current war efforts, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
A state analyst says a sale-leaseback for over 11 properties may end up costing taxpayers up to $1.4 billion.
Officials say an ordinance is in the works that will make it a civil violation to harass or assault a bicyclist in Los Angeles.
Governor-elect Jerry Brown will face a mounting budget crisis when he is sworn into office in January, a gap that now tops one-fifth of the state's general fund.
A Los Angeles County supervisor wants to break Vernon's control over housing in the tiny suburb, which is under investigation for paying huge salaries to its city officials.
Riverside County's registrar of voters has been fired because of last week's slow release of election results.
As many as 237 Los Angeles police officers are performing tasks such as data entry and answering phones due to budget cuts that have slashed the department's civilian workforce.
