In a bold challenge to his bosses, L.A. Unified Supt. John Deasy has filed a public records request seeking emails and other documents involving school board members and nearly two dozen companies including those at the center of the controversial iPad project.
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Newport Beach City Council approves Lido House Hotel project
For decades, visitors headed to the Balboa Peninsula would know they'd arrived when they passed the pink-hued Lido Theatre and then the far less remarkable building blocks that made up City Hall.
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Jerald Rice typed his wife's name into an Internet search engine. A series of unsettling stunts had perplexed him.SEE THE STORY
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When Silvia Padilla was pregnant with her second daughter, she and her husband, Marvin Varela, hatched a plan that broke their hearts: They would go to America and leave their girls behind.
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The pastor walked the streets of Lower Manhattan, his hands trembling. A day earlier, he'd been stripped of his ministry, defrocked by the United Methodist Church for presiding over his gay son's wedding. He was afraid he'd never lead a church again.
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When Arnold Schwarzenegger's official portrait was done, there was a personal touch -- he was depicted wearing a lapel pin featuring the face of his wife, Maria Shriver.
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Some voter-approved funds for affordable housing have been put to questionable uses, including projects that don’t fulfill the promise to voters, because of poor oversight by the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), an audit said Thursday.
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Neel Kashkari, the Republican candidate for governor, said Monday afternoon that he did not support legislation granting three days of paid sick leave for millions of California workers.
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Californians offering online opinions or reviews of businesses will have new legal protection under a bill signed Tuesday by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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