Gov. Jerry Brown has decided to avoid another legislative fight over his desire to cut petroleum use 50 percent by 2030, instead choosing to attain his goal by inserting a provision into the state budget.
Westwood One has announced that radio host Mark Levin’s talk show has been renewed through 2025, calling the deal a “lifetime contract.”
Rams owner Stan Kroenke, who ramrodded his way to moving the St. Louis Rams back to Los Angeles, doesn’t want the Oakland Raiders to partner with him there, preferring the San Diego Chargers, because Raiders’ fans could mean big trouble.
On Wednesday, Sirhan Sirhan, who assassinated Sen. Robert F. Kennedy the night he won the California primary in 1968, was denied parole for the 15th time.
On Wednesday, former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca accepted a plea agreement in which he pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators.
After the New York Mets announced that Citi Field would feature a second concert by Beyonce in addition to the first one already scheduled, some Mets fans expressed their outrage, angry over Beyonce’s Super Bowl act that paid homage to the Black Panthers.
Beyoncé really is like everybody else. She stayed at an Airbnb when she performed at the Super Bowl. A $10,000-per-night Airbnb.
According to the editor of a North Korea tech blog, the rogue nation launched its Kwangmyongsong-4 satellite on Sunday, which flew a path over Levi’s Stadium roughly an hour after Super Bowl 50 ended.
In the Bay Area, gas prices have dropped under $2 a gallon–a low price not seen in years.
On Saturday morning, a 48-year-man with a lengthy criminal record chose an unusual place to abuse his dog: the lobby of the South Pasadena police station.
Likely due to errant play and the defensive slugfest nature of Super Bowl 50, including fumbles and interceptions, the game’s audience failed to surpass the ratings of the last two Super Bowls.
Beyoncé’s Super Bowl backup dancers decided to make a political statement about the Mario Woods case after the Super Bowl, and paid tribute to the Black Panthers as the dancers posed for a video outside Levi’s Stadium.
In 2015, 605,000 licenses were issued to illegal immigrants in California — two-thirds of them issued in the first six months of the year.
On Sunday night, Denver police, better prepared for possible rioting than the last time the Broncos won the Super Bowl back in 1999, wound up arresting 12 people during postgame celebrations.
A drunk Wisconsin couple was caught by police allegedly allowing their nine-year-old daughter to drive them home in their pickup truck to avoid getting stopped for drunk driving.
San Francisco police officers are being slammed for violating the city’s stringent “sanctuary city” policy by taking a car-theft victim wanted for deportation into custody and handing him over to federal immigration authorities.
On Thursday morning, a 13-year-old boy at Ethan Chase Middle School in Menifee, California, decided to make a statement, wearing an Elsa costume from the movie Frozen on spirit day.
A number of wealthy people using private jets are landing in northern California for the Super Bowl, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
A woman who formerly worked for Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA) is suing her, claiming that she was fired for reporting that Sanchez and her staffers were guilty of unethical and illegal conduct.
On Thursday, Dave Mirra, 41, the BMX freestyle rider who held the record for the most X Games medals in history until it was broken by Bob Burnquist in 2013, was found dead in an apparent suicide.
Hillary Clinton routinely rips Wall Street in her campaign speeches, but she has raked in millions from donors from Wall Street and other financial-services firms.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to burnish the image of his league by embracing feminism; promising an expansion of the 2003 “Rooney Rule” that required teams to consider minorities in their executive hiring to now include women.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s a car flying through the sky that landed atop a Palos Verdes Estates home on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, a California man claiming he had submitted a missing, winning ticket to state lottery officials for a $63 million jackpot filed suit, asserting that officials had destroyed the evidence. Brandy Milliner’s suit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior
On Tuesday, Erwin Mena, 59, was arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) for impersonating a Catholic priest–while allegedly swindling parishioners out of several thousands of dollars for years.
If only Eugene Robinson, the former Atlanta Falcons safety, had spoken to the Denver Broncos instead of the Carolina Panthers, safety Ryan Murphy might not have been sent home for getting caught up, but not ultimately arrested, in a prostitution sting.
The Guardian Angels will return to patrolling New York City’s subways day and night for the first time in 22 years because of several recent slasher-attacks.
On Monday, California health officials admitted that six people in California who contracted the disease abroad have been diagnosed with the Zika virus since 2013.
Although Peyton Manning protested on Monday night that he doesn’t know if he will retire after the Super Bowl, evidence from his private conversations indicates that the 39-year-old quarterback will indeed call it quits after Sunday’s game.
GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was vandalized over the weekend, as someone spray-painted a swastika on it.
Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, spending a life sentence in Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center for murder, penned a vicious letter to a female pen pal in which he lauded Patriots quarterback Tom Brady but ripped owner Robert Kraft.
Members of the Occupy Wall Street movement have surfaced in Iowa in support of “democratic socialist” Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and his proposed “political revolution” in pursuit of the Democratic presidential nomination.
Prospects for Brown’s proposal seem dim, as GOP legislators and even some Democrats are balking at raising taxes, according to the Los Angeles Times.
A new bill proposed by Assemblyman Phil Ting (D-San Francisco) AB 1732, would force businesses, government buildings and other public venues to stop identifying single-use restrooms as either male or female and identify themselves as “all-gender” instead.
On Thursday, an LAPD detective was arrested for intimidating a witness and for false imprisonment after she claimed he had sexually assaulted her.
Doug Williams, the first black quarterback to play in the Super Bowl, says that race motivates the criticism of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton for his antics on the field.
In response to perceived intolerance in the ranks of San Francisco police officers, officers will be asked to take a pledge promising they will not tolerate racism, sexism, or homophobic behavior and will report any evidence of such among their fellow officers.
Fourteen students at St. Ignatius College Preparatory in San Francisco who participated in a “wigga” party have been suspended.
Speaking in San Francisco Wednesday night, Virgin America CEO David Cush said he thought Donald Trump would defeat Hillary Clinton in a 2016 presidential race.
Super Bowl champion Jim McMahon now champions the use of medical marijuana to relieve pain caused by football.
