Southern California

An audit commissioned by a federal judge found that a Los Angeles agency suffered incomplete documentation and insufficient financial accountability.

They allege they were booted for criticism of Democratic colleagues’ policies while the Assembly speaker’s office says lawmakers are routinely moved around.

The auto supply retailer plans to shutter 136 stores by the end of March amid sluggish demand.

The mill, which will manufacture ‘first-of-its-kind zero carbon emissions steel,’ is expected to open in 2027.

In two separate busts, law enforcement recovered items intended to be sold at outlets such as Nordstrom, Macy’s, Target, and others.

The states say they’ve been harmed by the mass layoffs and want a court to reinstate the fired workers.

The California governor says Democrats were ‘crushed’ for supporting transgender athletes in girls’ sports in his new podcast with guest Charlie Kirk.

The fire is the second-most destructive and fifth-deadliest wildfire in California history, according to the lawsuit.

Hidden surveillance cameras are believed to be used for planning burglaries.

California’s largest public sector union said the return-to-office policy is unnecessary and will put a financial strain on state employees.

Republican Tony Strickland, who ran on reducing regulations and taxes and getting tough on crime, leads Democrat Jimmy Pham.

A storm is expected to ramp up March 5 with heavy rain and thunderstorms possible.

Cal Fire dispelled rumors that the suspect in the Pala and Lilac Fires is an employee of the agency.

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order fast-tracks wildfire projects by suspending environmental requirements in vulnerable communities.