Panhandlers Suspected Of Working Together In SoCal City
Panhandlers spotted around Santa Clarita Valley appear to be working together to collect money.
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Panhandlers spotted around Santa Clarita Valley appear to be working together to collect money.
The projected surplus signals a likely showdown between Brown, who prefers cautious spending growth to prepare for recession, and Democratic legislators who are eager to expand services.
The union representing San Francisco's public school teachers has offered a classroom lesson plan that calls President-elect Donald Trump a racist and sexist man who became president "by pandering to a huge racist and sexist base."
Just in time for Thanksgiving, fresh local Dungeness crabs are back in San Francisco.
Sabrina Cervantes was previously an aide to Assemblyman Jose Medina of Riverside. Her victory gives Democrats at least 54 seats in the 80-member Assembly.
The proposed annual hikes - $270 at the 23 Cal State schools and $280 at UC's nine undergraduate campuses - are being discussed this week by the governing boards of both systems at separate meetings on budget plans.
Legislative leaders are searching for ways to inoculate California from Trump's anticipated actions on issues like health care, which could carve a multibillion-dollar hole in the state's balanced budget.
Prosecutors say the Newport Beach physician faked his death in Russia in 2002 while facing charges that he bilked California's Medi-Cal program out of nearly $2.5 million through phony billings.
Prosecutors say a California man knowingly shot and killed a sheriff's deputy in the line of duty.
Twitter, long criticized as a hotbed for online harassment, is expanding ways to curb the amount of abuse users see and making it easier to report such conduct.
Democratic mayors of major U.S. cities that have long had cool relationships with federal immigration officials say they'll do all they can to protect residents from deportation, despite President-elect Donald Trump's vows to withhold potentially millions of dollars in taxpayer money if they don't cooperate.
Los Angeles police chief Charlie Beck says President-elect Donald Trump's vows to deport millions after taking office will not affect his department's longstanding policy of staying out of immigration issues.
After weeks of reports of someone blowing an air horn in the city, El Segundo officers heard a sound they described as being similar to a train horn in the early morning hours on Sunday.
A report from the EDD lists nearly 3,500 jobs will be affected by closures in Southern California
Beck said that his officers are "not going to engage in law enforcement activities solely based on somebody's immigration status."
