California Sounds Alarm on College Finances
As millions of Southland college students get set to head back to school, the heads of all three California school systems have issued a dire warning.
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As millions of Southland college students get set to head back to school, the heads of all three California school systems have issued a dire warning.
The Los Angeles city attorney has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to back up the city's move to shut down 129 medical marijuana shops under a new ordinance.
Former Bell City Manager Robert Rizzo has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor drunken driving, five months after he crashed into his neighbor's mailbox in Huntington Beach.
Next month's opening of the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools will be auspicious for a reason other than its both storied and infamous history as the former Ambassador Hotel, where the Democratic presidential contender was assassinated in 1968.
The two headliners at this weekend's California Republican Party convention are sounding a similar theme, promoting themselves as the candidates of fresh ideas and California's future who are running against lifelong politicians representing failed ideas.
California's inspector general says a contracting company that received nearly $3 million in federal stimulus money to weatherize homes should stop work because it did not train its employees.
A federal appeals court panel in California says people have a right to lie about receiving military medals.
President Barack Obama left Los Angeles Tuesday morning, bound for Seattle, the next stop on a five-state trip, primarily for fundraising.
A federal appeals court put same-sex weddings in California on hold indefinitely Monday while it considers the constitutionality of the state's gay marriage ban.
President Barack Obama is out to make sure his presence pays for Democrats, launching a three-day fundraising trip on Monday in which he will touch nearly every region of the nation and play up his economic agenda.
The lawyers defending California's gay marriage ban are making one last argument on why an appeals court should block same-sex weddings while it decides the case.
President Barack Obama says the oil may have stopped flowing into the Gulf of Mexico, but the government's job in tackling the environmental disaster is far from done.
The attorneys who successfully sued to strike down California's same-sex marriage ban have joined Attorney General Jerry Brown in urging a federal appeals court to quickly allow gay marriages to resume in the state.
A defiant Maxine Waters disputed charges that she violated House ethics rules and released documents Friday that could undercut the complaint that the 10-term California Democrat sought federal money to bail out a bank where her husband owns stock.
