When a storm blew through the city last month, tearing off a handful of roofs and causing overall havoc, City Manager William O.
The Senate unanimously voted final passage Monday for an election-year proposal by Gov.
Robert McGuire, who has been paid by the city for the last 11 years to film movies at the Mitchell Bros. adult movie theater, can go back in and take notes but can't use a camera or a tape recorder pending an Aug. 8 hearing, a Superior Court judge ruled Monday.
The House easily passed a landmark tax reform bill today, moving the nation a giant step closer to a new tax code that would have fewer tax breaks, lower rates and touch the pocketbooks of almost all Americans.
The cash-starved carrier said that unless it receives speedy federal approval of its sale to Texas Air Corp. and concessions by holders of its public debt issues, it could be forced to file for bankruptcy protection.
El Salvador's guerrillas agreed Tuesday to President Jose Napoleon Duarte's offer to renew peace talks that have been stalled for 1 1/2 years, but said they want to meet first with "the people" inside the country.
Every Sunday morning, members of the Vineyard Christian Fellowship arrive at Canyon High School in Anaheim Hills with three large vans filled with chairs, sound equipment and storybooks.
The Soviet Union will allow Tatyana Bogomolny, a well-known refusenik with relatives in California, to emigrate to the United States for medical treatment, Sen.
One day after Planning Commissioner Jean Schumacher was fired by the City Council, the commission approved a controversial, major pierside redevelopment project on a 4-3 vote, with her replacement casting a crucial favorable vote.
About a dozen American firms are being permitted to continue their operations in Libya under special temporary licenses granted by the U.S.
Beach Savings Bank in Huntington Beach has asked regulators to approve a $3-million stock offering that will allow it to nearly triple the amount on deposit.
Four of Beach Savings Bank's major shareholders, including the institution's president, are seeking regulatory approval of a deal that will give them control of the year-old savings and loan.
A new, experimental treatment has been developed for advanced cancer patients that, in laboratory mice, "appears to be 50 to 100 times more potent" than a related immune system therapy now being tested in humans, National Cancer Institute researchers announced today.
Two major performers unions announced Friday that their members have ratified by an overwhelming majority a new three-year contract covering the filming of feature movies and prime-time television series.
Water samples taken earlier this month from private wells near the Space Ordnance Systems explosives plant at Agua Dulce showed no significant chemical contamination, state water-quality officials said Monday.
The ever-lengthening list of embattled Orange County music clubs has just gained one more name: the Sunset Pub in Sunset Beach.
At long last, the Los Angeles City Council this week is expected to approve an unusual, tax-supported plan to transform the slum-like Bryant-Vanalden area of Northridge into a pleasant, gated community.
After two elections, one ballot recount and three court hearings, a proposal for redevelopment in Vista has been given the final stamp of approval.
Federal regulators have approved Wedbush Corp.'
A subsidiary of Agoura Hills-based American Ecology is suing North Carolina to overturn the state's rejection of its bid to operate a low-level radioactive-waste incinerator.