Governor Schwarzenegger Gets "Roasted" By Fellow Politicians
From his accent to the state's dire budget crisis, Governor Schwarzenegger's fellow politicians stuck it to the "Governator" during a fundraising "roast" Wednesday night.
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From his accent to the state's dire budget crisis, Governor Schwarzenegger's fellow politicians stuck it to the "Governator" during a fundraising "roast" Wednesday night.
A state senate report says the California Office of the Inspector General is wasting money by needlessly classifying most of their employees as sworn peace officers.
The federal appeal of California's gay marriage ban case will be decided by two judges appointed by Democratic presidents and one named by a Republican.
In a case pitting states rights against the power of the federal judiciary, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments about a federal court order requiring California to release inmates from its overcrowded prisons.
A federal grand jury has indicted a Eureka man who allegedly sent a letter threatening to kill President Barack Obama.
Democratic Rep. Jerry McNerney has been re-elected to a third term in a Northern California congressional district, fending off a challenge from Republican David Harmer.
Republican Steve Cooley is conceding the California attorney general's race to Kamala Harris, giving Democrats a sweep of all statewide offices.
The California Nurses Association helped the illegal immigrant former housekeeper of billionaire Meg Whitman make her story public, a revelation that helped sink the gubernatorial hopes of the former eBay chief executive, according to a report published Tuesday in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Democratic Rep. Jim Costa has narrowly won enough votes to retain his seat in a California district where Democrats hold a 20-point registration advantage.
An attorney representing the Schwarzenegger administration has pledged that 11 state government office complexes will not be sold before a December court hearing.
A lame-duck city councilman is trying to secure his legacy by donating money from his district to a library already in his name.
Two Democratic congressmen are holding slim leads in their bids for re-election to their Northern California districts.
Real estate mogul Donald Trump says he's thinking about running for president, saying "everybody's ripping off the United States."
Move over Nancy Pelosi, Henry Waxman and George Miller. Make way for Kevin McCarthy, Darrell Issa and Buck McKeon. The three Republicans are among the California lawmakers expected to ascend to leadership positions when the GOP takes control of the House in January.
