COMPTON—Drivers and warehouse workers believe the new Just in Time ordering system proposed by the Compton Unified School District could lead to layoffs and they took their concerns to public officials to protest its implementation. More...

COMPTON—Members of the Concerned Citizens of Compton and the Committee to Save Compton Community College District are elated at the news that Chancellor Jack Scott has replaced Special Trustee Genethia Hudley-Hayes. More...

COMPTON—Longtime Hub City resident Joseph Lewis has announced his candidacy for a seat on the Compton Unified School District Board of Trustees. This is the fifth time he is running for trustee. More...

COMPTON—The Compton City Council has received a fiscal impact report on the cost of holding a special election to determine who will provide police services in the city . More...

CARSON—The Los Angeles County Sheriff ’s Department Carson Station introduced Mike Austin as the Parks Enforcement Team sergeant at the Carson City Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 6. More...

SACRAMENTO—The state Senate approved a compromise bill Friday night that would lead to a temporary pause in California’s effort to force more online retailers to collect sales taxes. More...

SACRAMENTO—California would get a boost under President Barack Obama’s jobs proposal to cut taxes and increase spending, but it will not be enough to solve all the state's unemployment and budget problems. More...

SACRAMENTO—Health insurance plans would be required to provide coverage for children with autism or other developmental disorders under a bill passed by the Assembly on Sept. 9. More...

SAN FRANCISCO—More than half of all people sent to federal prison for committing felony crimes so far this year were Hispanic, a major demographic shift swollen by immigration offenses, according to a new government report released Tuesday. More...