Gov.-Elect Brown To Axe Inspector General's Office
A political shocker at the Capitol today: California's Inspector General has been fired, despite finding millions of dollars in government waste.
Watch CBS News
A political shocker at the Capitol today: California's Inspector General has been fired, despite finding millions of dollars in government waste.
California's unemployment rate is holding steady for a fourth month at 12.4 percent.
A South Carolina retiree is doing his part to help California close its massive budget deficit.
Gov.-elect Jerry Brown warned educational leaders on Tuesday to "fasten your seat belts" when he unveils his 2011-12 state budget proposal next month.
A San Francisco judge has issued a preliminary ruling that would allow the sale of 11 state properties to go through.
Senator Darrell Steinberg said Thursday everything is on the table when asked about potential budget fixes, but one policy expert has a different take on what are likely solutions, and what probably won't be cut.
Angry homeowners are protesting a proposal to triple sewer fee in the Sacramento region for nearly 1 million people.
California is getting another $624 million in high-speed rail money from the federal government.
California's population grew less than 1 percent in the last fiscal year, one of the lowest rates on record.
A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit challenging California's voter-approved ban on affirmative action in public university admissions.
Incoming Governor Jerry Brown is moving fast to jump start the budget process – and he appears to be taking a different approach than outgoing Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Gov.-elect Jerry Brown is projecting a budget shortfall of $28.1 billion, higher than earlier estimates of $25.4 billion.
Berkeley City Council members are considering a resolution that would declare the Army private suspected of leaking classified information to WikiLeaks a hero.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has named two former Republican state lawmakers to state boards as he prepares to leave office in January.
A college freshman is the newest city council member in the Central California city of Lathrop. The Lathrop City Council voted Monday to appoint 19-year-old Omar Ornelas, a student at San Joaquin Delta College.
