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For more than two centuries Americans have used the Electoral College to pick presidents. However, there is now (yet another) move afoot to change that.
Just when you thought we were almost done talking about redistricting, it's time to refuel and prepare for another round of discussions.
A city task force assembled to seek safe alternatives for the popular Downtown Art Walk have passed down its first mandate and will be in effect tonight.
Helicopter noise in Los Angeles is now in the national spotlight.
The Assembly Rules Committees' failure to release current budget and spending information raises broader questions about the public's right to information concerning their elected officials.
Forever young. Los Angeles still sells itself to the world with that increasingly ironic branding. Yet for most of the 20th century, it was true. Because…
Mobile billboard owners have found creative solutions to a law banning their signs.
Following the death of an infant, the city has formed a committee to look and propose solutions for the Downtown Art Walk, where crowds have grown to 30,000.
After committing ethical violations, L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa raised private funds to cover the fines.
The last versions of the first ever California legislative district lines drawn by an independent redistricting commission have finally arrived. Goodbye gerrymandering, hello fair legislative districts?