About 2,500 Californians are potentially eligible for claims in the settlement. A third party will decide how to distribute up to $800 million.

In November, several members of Garden Grove's Pacifica High School boys' water polo team played a Nazi-era marching song through speakers at an off-campus event, hoisting their right arms in 'Sieg Heil' salutes. It wasn't the first Orange County high school to make headlines recently for hateful student behavior - or the last.

The Trump administration says the public charge rule is part of an effort to enforce immigration laws. Opponents say the rule threatens immigrants' access to vital services.

The so-called silver tsunami of aging Baby Boomers has created an ever-growing need for caregivers. In many cases that falls on the kids in the family, and that means millennials make up an increasingly large portion of the people caring for older family members.

Attitudes and concerns of California voters are changing, according to recent polls from The Public Policy Institute of California and Berkeley IGS.

Three years ago, California passed AB-72, legislation to stop surprise medical bills for specialty hospital services. Now, there’s a national proposal to follow California’s lead, according to a story from the New York Times.

Major League Baseball’s postseason is finally upon us, and stop us if you’ve heard this one before, but the Dodgers will begin their quest to appear in three straight Fall Classics when they take on the Washington Nationals at Chavez Ravine in Game 1 of the National League Division Series.

Starting next year, the minimum wage in Los Angeles will be raised to $15 an hour, while the minimum wage for the state of California will be raised to $12 an hour for employers with 25 employees or less and $13 an hour employers with 26 employees or more.

The Supreme Court is back in session for a new term starting next Monday, October 7th. This will be the first full term the court serves together, after Justice Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed last year.

Opera star Placido Domingo resigned Wednesday as general director of the Los Angeles Opera and withdrew from all future performances, following multiple allegations from women who say the legendary tenor sexually harassed them there and at opera companies around the country over a period of decades.