Schwarzenegger Mocks Palin In Twitter Spat
Two of the GOP's biggest stars decided to trade political jabs using the ubiquitous social networking site.
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Two of the GOP's biggest stars decided to trade political jabs using the ubiquitous social networking site.
The six indictments come on the heels of illegal donation charges against the former mayor and vice mayor of troubled San Jacinto.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa isn't backing down over criticism that he may have prematurely defended the LAPD shooting of an unarmed Guatemalan immigrant.
Embattled Rep. Maxine Waters calls the plan "offensive" and blames the media for giving too much time to the controversial Florida pastor.
Officials from the U.S. Justice Department say aggressive tactics were used against Hispanics to bolster city revenues so officials could keep their high salaries.
A federal judge in Southern California on Thursday declared the U.S. military's ban on openly gay service members unconstitutional.
As the fall campaign to replace him kicks into high gear and his popularity at a new low, Governor Schwarzenegger is set to leave the Golden State behind.
Prosecutors "without doubt" of the evidence against a former councilman have decided to abandon their case.
California's highest court has refused to order Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Attorney General Jerry Brown to appeal a ruling that overturned the state's gay marriage ban.
On a day that's typically dreaded by most students, school workers at Virgil Junior High were the ones miffed at what they saw after arriving on campus.
A group of local and state officials is calling on Boeing to sign an agreement committing the company to completely cleaning up the site of a partial nuclear meltdown that occured in 1959 just outside Los Angeles.
The Assembly Rules Committee has posted the salaries of Assemblymembers, officers and employees of the California State Assembly online in the wake of the city of Bell's salary scandal.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown says he has accepted a third debate against Republican Meg Whitman.
The economic future of 150,00 state workers is at stake as California is set to defend its decision.
The city faces severe cuts and stern opposition from police unions, whose salaries make up nearly half of general fund expenditures.
