LA County workers could walk off job in October after authorizing strike
Tens of thousands of Los Angeles County's service workers could walk off the job in October if they're unable to hammer out a contract with county officials.
New poll for Prop 36 shows overwhelming voter support to toughen penalties for stealing
The new poll stunned Gov. Gavin Newsom, who said, "Prop 36 is a real setback" for California.
Woodland Hills man ordered to pay $2.8 million for attacks on street vendors
Cell video from the incident shows a man hacking the street vendor's table with an axe.
California bill aims to grant undocumented workers access to unemployment benefits
A bill granting undocumented workers unemployment benefits awaits its fate as it sits on Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk after passing through California's legislature.
Allstate's plan to raise home insurance premiums by 34% approved by California officials
California announced that it will allow Allstate to raise home insurance premiums by 34%. This follows State Farm's move to increase its rates by 20%.
Bill aimed at expanding access to IVF treatment passes California Assembly
Bills to expand IVF access failed several times, but this legislation sailed through the Assembly and now heads to the State Senate.
Langer's Deli owner threatens to close because crime and homeless concerns
Langer's Deli, one of Los Angeles' historic restaurants, may close its doors if the city fails to address crime, homelessness and illegal street vending at MacArthur Park.
Sepulveda Basin neighbors urge city leaders to clear homeless encampments
Sepulveda Basin neighbors are demanding the city clear out the homeless encampments.
Temecula residents vote on recall of controversial school board president
Thousands of Temecula residents voted to decide the fate of Dr. Joseph Komrosky, the school district president facing recall over his controversial views on LGBTQ+ issues and parental rights.
Riverside County sheriff says he's ready to put a felon in the White House
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco spent over two minutes in an Instagram video talking about his frustrations with state lawmakers and the attorney general in what he calls their leniency on criminals, and lack of support for law enforcement.
Inside Safe program provides temporary housing to 30 people living at Hollywood encampment
Mayor Karen Bass says that around 30 people were provided temporary housing during an Inside Safe operation at a troublesome encampment in Hollywood on Friday.
Metro unveils "tap-to-exit" program in hopes of bolstering passenger safety
Passengers will have to tap their cards to exit a Metro station, which officials say will hopefully help curb the disturbing string of violent incidents in recent weeks.
Fontana pays $900,000 settlement after police interrogate man for 17 hours
After 17 hours of interrogation, Fontana police detectives finally extracted a murder confession from their man. Except there was one problem: the victim, his own father, was still alive.
Man arrested following unprovoked stabbing in Santa Monica
Police say that the stabbing happened on the sidewalk outside of a parking structure in downtown Santa Monica.
Metro board member responds to recent rash of violence on buses and trains
The organization said it does not want the system to become a "police state" but assured it is doing everything to keep buses and trains safe.