Poll: California Voters Back Off Whitman, Prop. 19
The race of governor of California has opened up, while support for the legalization of marijuana stumbles in the latest voter survey.
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The race of governor of California has opened up, while support for the legalization of marijuana stumbles in the latest voter survey.
Officials from the scandal-plagued city -- some of whom still on the public payroll -- are accused of bilking taxpayers out of nearly $5.5 million in oversized salaries.
Oropeza was a Redondo Beach-based Democrat who represented the state's 28th Senate District, which included Long Beach. She died Wednesday night at Long Beach Memorial Hospital.
An independent think tank says California's pension fund is awash in red ink, and the burden for every worker in the state could rise to $10,000 a year by 2014.
As the midterm election campaign heads into the final stretch, President Barack Obama is set to visit five states in four days, including a scheduled stop in Southern California.
She hasn't even won yet, but that hasn't stopped the political rumor mill from grinding.
A federal judge has denied a government request to delay her order halting the military from enforcing its ban on openly gay troops.
Los Angeles County auditors will examine finances for the scandal-plagued city of Bell to determine whether it can continue providing public services.
Democrat Jerry Brown says his rival for governor sounds a lot like Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger – a comparison Republican candidate Meg Whitman says is true, but only to a point.
The push comes on the heels of a report from the African American Chamber of Commerce that said the city must ensure "equal opportunity" in order to help fuel a faster economic recovery.
Days after being arrested on robbery, assault and battery charges, one resident says farewell to "scum" Mayor Albert Huang.
Tonight is the last night to register to vote, and there are 10 drive-by locations where you can register in L.A. County. Registration Locations are open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00p.m.
A federal judge says she's inclined to deny a government request to delay her order that immediately stopped the military from enforcing its ban on openly gay service members.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Controller Wendy Greuel say new changes to the city's pension plan for police and firefighters could bring in up to $200 million in savings -- but there's a catch.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman Monday is scheduled to tour a Garden Grove company that makes environmentally friendly cleaning supplies.
