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Guess who's coming to dinner? Democratic candidate Jerry Brown will stop off in Hollywood tonight for a $5,000-a-head fundraiser with some Hollywood heavyweights.
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Guess who's coming to dinner? Democratic candidate Jerry Brown will stop off in Hollywood tonight for a $5,000-a-head fundraiser with some Hollywood heavyweights.
President Obama may not have much in common with Sarah Palin or Rush Limbaugh, but they do share some distant relatives, according to Ancestry.com.
The California attorney general's office says it will go to court to ask for an outside monitor to oversee affairs in Bell after negotiations with the scandal-plagued city broke down.
President Barack Obama Wednesday signed a bill renaming the Crenshaw Post Office for former Mayor Tom Bradley.
The day after a feisty debate with her Democratic rival, Republican candidate for governor Meg Whitman shook hands with supporters at a landmark downtown Los Angeles restaurant.
City Controller Laura Chick says an audit shows poor oversight and lack of accountability in a workers compensation program run by former controller Rocky Delgadillo.
Attorney General Jerry Brown says the state of California will take part in a joint investigation into allegations that mortgage companies may have improperly or illegally foreclosed on hundreds of thousands of homeowners.
As the White House determines its response to a federal judge's order to end "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", one pro-military group predicts the order won't stand up in Supreme Court.
Add California's Democratic candidate for governor, Jerry Brown, to the list of politicians who hope to get a boost from a campaign visit by President Barack Obama this month.
The federal agency in charge of funding for the National Guard is examining its procedures for detecting fraud after a report revealed allegations of misuse of $100 million.
During their third and final debate, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown apologized Tuesday to Republican opponent Meg Whitman for one of his campaign aides referring to her as a "whore" on an audio tape that surfaced last week.
With just under three weeks before Election Day, there may be a strategy shift on the part of both candidates after each has gone into attack mode.
A federal judge has issued a nationwide injunction stopping enforcement of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, ending the military's 17-year-old ban on openly gay troops.
Among those public servants who couldn't get there for the 10 a.m. meeting: Tony Cardenas, Bill Rosendahl and Janice Hahn.
