LAPD had been citing sidewalk vendors near MacArthur Park under a law meant for homeless encampments. Bass wants those citations wiped out.

A judge told Newport Beach to let voters decide on term limits and district elections this fall. Now county officials say the city missed its filing deadline.

A new PPIC analysis ties Prop. 47's treatment drop to 7,000 more unsheltered Californians between 2015 and 2019.

State attorneys say a new law already fixes what a Jewish advocacy lawsuit demands. A December hearing will decide if that argument holds.

Councilmember Bob Blumenfield called the 90-year-old ordinance “uncommonly silly” as the LA Council voted 14-0 to strike it.

California's AG says Paramount leaked settlement details before the sides could even sit down. Newsom worries about the state's reputation.

A 65-year-old Warner Bros. foley artist had to retire after losing enough hours for union healthcare, as editors describe income cut by half.

Ten firms, including a Guam-based builder, will overhaul Navy fuel pipelines and tanks worldwide through 2031.

Graffiti abatement, library books and even fireworks got cut as Fullerton scrambles to fix a reserve shortfall tied to years of accounting errors.

City officials say a 2002 deed bars commercial use, but the market has resisted returning to its old county lot.

A federal judge won't toss the royalty fight over 2016's 'Dope,' saying who approved its release is a question for discovery.

Jaime Rojas billed small cities and fire districts for federal wins that officials say never happened.

The California Coastal Commission unanimously rejected a Woods Cove homeowners group's bid to kill South Laguna's new pay-to-park pilot along Coast Highway.