A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
Take a look at the results of tonight's elections in Artesia.
Cerritos was picking school board members Tuesday.
Voters will be choosing school board members.
The ACLU of Southern California filed a petition for the release invoices detailing how much private law firms have billed the county in connection with lawsuits filed against the Sheriff's Department.
A San Fernando Valley woman was confirmed as Los Angeles County's first fatality from this influenza season.
A Blue Ribbon Commission on Child Protection was established to help reform the agency so that no other youngsters die at the hands of family.
County health officials today confirmed the county's seventh death due to West Nile Virus. Three of the fatalities were confirmed in the past week.
"While we all breathe another sigh of relief that the government shutdown was averted, again, we know this is only short-term," Knabe wrote in a news release issued today.
The Probation Department has struggled to hire 363 new officers into the most critical positions, filling just under two-thirds of those key open spots. The department has more than 1,100 open jobs overall.
There are explainer events planed for both Tuesday and Wednesday.
Caltrans has announced over the course of 2013, billions of dollars slated for transportation projects across Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Imperial, Orange and Ventura counties.
Assembly Bill 256 authorizes superintendents and school principals to discipline students who engage in cyber bullying, harassment by electronic means-- on or off the school campus.
The county bumped up estimates of property and sales tax revenue, but the CEO said the county is not out of the woods yet.
The program, free of charge, provides students the opportunity to learn about the Legislative process, while integrating themselves within their local communities by participating in community service.
The measures protect public safety in relation to transportation employees and recalculate penalties on delinquent payments for court construction. Both were authored by Cerritos and Artesia's assemblymember.
Publishing nude photos with the "intent to cause serious emotional distress" violates a "revenge porn" law signed Tuesday by Governor Jerry Brown and may result in up to six months in jail and/or $1,000 fine.
Covered California, the state's new health insurance exchange, is open for business online. Officials expect more than 1 million Californians to get health insurance coverage for the first time.
Patch readers express their thoughts on the first day of the U.S. government shut down.
Tuesday's protest was organized to demand higher wages after nearly five years without a pay hike.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe wants more people to know about Baby Safe Surrender.
National Hispanic Heritage month is celebrated each year from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15.
Under current law, motorists who flee the scene of an accident can simply "run out the clock," as it can take months to track them down.
If approved by the governor, Assembly Bill 256 would authorizes superintendents and school principals to discipline students who engage in cyber bullying, harassment by electronic means, on or off the school campus.
Knabe established the countywide Safe Surrender Program in 2001.
This will be a chance to ask questions and discuss local issues.
A weekly round-up of news from the state Capitol.
The jobs pay up to $19.18 an hour, according to the agency. The part-time, temporary positions are based out of Norwalk.
The city will financially help eateries looking to get established in town, via a new program.
The city will host a special concert on Wednesday, Sept. 11 at 6:30 p.m. at Heritage Park.
According to the study, the percentage of county children who drank one or more sugary beverages daily dropped from 43.3 percent in 2007 to 38.3 percent in 2011.
California beat out Texas by almost 30 billion miles.