Santa Monica Group Blasts "Insane" Tea Party In NYC Ad
A Westside nonprofit group is the latest to take aim at the rising Tea Party movement with a video in the heart of Times Square.
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A Westside nonprofit group is the latest to take aim at the rising Tea Party movement with a video in the heart of Times Square.
Gubernatorial rivals Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman have agreed to participate in Maria Shriver's annual women's conference in Long Beach, where they will join the sitting governor to discuss California's future.
A small group of union-backed veterans is asking GOP gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman to explain why she failed to vote for most of her adult life.
California's largest labor union is endorsing a November ballot initiative that would legalize marijuana.
Eight current and former Bell city officials were arrested Tuesday as part of a corruption probe in the small, working-class city of Bell, where residents were outraged after learning officials were paying themselves hundreds of thousands of dollars in salaries.
Attorney General Jerry Brown's deputies are seeking permission for the state to resume executing death row prisoners as early as next week.
If Mayor Bob Foster has his say, not even the police and fire departments will escape the blade in the looming budget fight.
Business leaders from around the Southland are vying for the planned trans-Los Angeles subway to stop in their neighborhoods, but voters may have the final say.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has canceled budget talks with legislative leaders because he is feeling ill, prolonging the stalemate over California's $19 billion deficit.
A new rule requires state elected officials to disclose on the Internet when they get free tickets to entertainment and sporting events as part of their ceremonial duties.
Former President Bill Clinton will campaign with his former rival Jerry Brown, setting aside their once bitter feud to help give the attorney general a much-needed boost in the close contest for California governor.
The city of Los Angeles received a nice chunk of change from Washington to boost jobs, but a new audit finds they have little to show for it.
Despite lingering unemployment, audits released by the Los Angeles city controller found that two departments which received $111 million in federal stimulus dollars have only created 55 jobs so far.
State Attorney General Jerry Brown said this week he would be looking into the salaries of local government officials in California paid more than $300,000 a year. But he won't have to look far.
A gay rights organization that won a U.S. District Court ruling declaring the military's ban on openly gay troops unconstitutional is asking the judge to immediately stop the policy from being used to discharge any U.S. military personnel, anywhere in the world.
