The current and former governors swapped notes on cap-and-invest in Long Beach, crediting the 2006 law with reshaping California's economy.

The 387-acre former oil field once known as Banning Ranch is finally under construction, with a visitor center and trails years in the making.

Ricardo Garcia posted bail hours after his arrest as police say five victims, some minors, have come forward.

Siete Azul takes over the old Chicago Diner space on Milwaukee Avenue with purple-corn tortillas and whole grilled snapper.

California DOJ declines criminal charges against the LAPD officer who shot Jason Maccani; the city agreed to pay his family $5.8 million.

Will Moses Palmer, 54, was tracked down on East Willow Street nearly two years after the fatal shooting. Bail was set at $4 million.

Firefighters responded to a fire on Hamlin Street in North Hollywood.

Christopher Ramirez allegedly set four blazes at Galster Wilderness Park over four months, with the fires collectively burning approximately 20 acres.

Slice of NY takes over the old Shawarma Palace Too spot near the Hyperion Theater, pouring Long Beach craft beer alongside $9.99 slices.

A new screening system could flag hospital patients for financial aid automatically, no application required.

Flooding forced county offices to close Tuesday, just as critics dispute whether the 1960s landmark even needs a $700 million fix.

Balaciano Group's seven-story Q Erwin project would add live/work units and a hotel component near the former Promenade mall.

SEY paid $44,275 for seven kilograms of Panamanian Gesha coffee, then built a wine-cellar-style tasting tour around it.