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The Orange County Board of Supervisors has declined the federal government's request for records on 17 people who were ineligible to cast a ballot. Some supervisors said they would prefer to let a judge decide.

Fifty-five years ago, Salazar was killed in an East Los Angeles bar after a tear gas canister launched by an L.A. County sheriff's deputy tore through his head.

Los Angeles housing officials have more than enough rent vouchers to house every homeless veteran in Los Angeles County, but a complicated bureaucracy has left more than 4,000 of them unused.

The L.A. City Council is on the brink of changing its building code so that buildings of up to six stories tall could have a single-stairway exit. Fire officials and others say a key safety measure would be lost.

The California attorney general's office and the Torrance Police Department have reached an "enforceable agreement" to reform the agency following a scandal that saw more than a dozen officers exchange racist and violent text messages in which they joked about killing Black people.

The death toll has risen to 19 people after Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine came under a major missile and drone attack overnight into Thursday, Ukrainian officials said.

A poll of California voters conducted by the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies showed strong support among Republicans and Democrats for UC research, hospitals and the value of UC degrees.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Fire crews battling flames in Orchard Park made a surprising discovery deep in the woods Monday morning - numerous homeless encampments. Patrick Fitzgerald, Chief of the Orchard Park Police Department, tells WIVB News 4 around 7 a.m. Monday, they received several reports of a loud explosion. Officers were dispatched to [...]