Exit Polls: Ongoing Pandemic Most Important Issue For California Recall Voters
CBS News exit polls overwhelmingly found that the coronavirus crisis was the most important issue for voters.
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CBS News exit polls overwhelmingly found that the coronavirus crisis was the most important issue for voters.
Californians voted to keep Gov. Gavin Newsom in office on Tuesday, ending a statewide recall election that saw some Republicans again float unfounded claims of voter fraud.
With the holidays and the year's peak shipping season fast approaching, Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service are racing to hire thousands of workers.
Nearly 11% of Los Angeles' 57,476 city employees have stated their intent to seek a religious or medical exemption from the city's mandate that employees get vaccinated against COVID-19, according to data released by the city Tuesday.
The federal lawsuit filed over the weekend claims the mandate violates their constitutional rights to privacy and due process.
Actor Jeff Bridges, who was diagnosed with lymphoma last year, says he is feeling much better Monday after battling COVID-19 this year.
Elections officials in Los Angeles and Ventura counties say voting is moving forward smoothly Monday, despite reports of problems for people voting in person over the weekend.
The tree's fall ripped its roots out of one side of the street and left it sprawled across the roadway, on top of the car, and its branches in the bed of of a parked pick-up truck that was unoccupied at the time.
The existence of cliques within the department has been rumored for years, and Sheriff Alex Villanueva has denied their existence. But a Rand study commissioned by the Board of Supervisors in 2019 has been completed, and the findings are damning.
Ace Bailey and Mark Bavis were part of the club's scouting department in 2001. The two men were on board United Airlines Flight 175, the second plane to crash into the World Trade Center.
Southern Californians will mark the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with remembrance ceremonies on Saturday.
All eligible students age 12 and over in the Los Angeles Unified School District will be required to get vaccinated against COVID-19 to attend in-person classes under a policy unanimously approved by the district's Board of Education Thursday.
CBSN will be live throughout the day Saturday to provide live, streaming coverage of the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. All times given are Pacific Standard Time.
The group of about 40 members began their 3,200-mile journey last week.
The federal mask mandate, which was implemented on Feb. 2, remains in effect until Jan. 18, 2022. The new range of penalties, which take effect Friday, will be $500 to $1,000 for a first offense, and $1,000 to $3,000 for second offenders.
The LAPD is asking for help identifying the people who threw an egg at gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder and physically attacked one of his aides.
California had the hottest summer its ever recorded, according to a report released Wednesday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association.
Gabriela Llerenas, aka Maria G. Sandoval, 49, of Perris, agreed to plead guilty to a single-count information charging her with mail fraud, Department of Justice officials said Wednesday.
Steve Jackson Rodriguez, 37, of Pomona, was charged Wednesday in a six-count indictment that alleges he produced child pornography with three minors, two of whom were severely disabled.
The two suspects robbed three people while they were dining on a sidewalk.
Matthew Taylor Coleman, 40, was charged with two counts of foreign first-degree murder of United States nationals, according to the indictment filed Wednesday. The charges make Coleman eligible for the death penalty, but the Attorney General will decide at a later date whether to do so.
Police released a composite sketch and a security image of a vehicle that struck a pedestrian in Sylmar, then pulled into a gas station to dislodge him before taking off.
Members of the Fire Velo Club, which includes firefighters from the Los Angeles County Fire Department, rode out from the Santa Monica Pier on Aug. 1. This week, they are on the final stretch of their 4-day, 3,300-mile journey to New York.
According to city officials, there was a 450% increase in graffiti and illegal dumping in Los Angeles between 2016 and 2020.
The Los Angeles Fire Department, which gets 1,000 calls for help daily, officially adopted the app "what3words" in July.
