It’s been a bit shaky in parts of the Inland Empire. Glen Avon and Fontana have experienced a swarm of earthquakes, more than 430 in the past week or so. Does that mean that a big one is right around the corner?

Measure EE, which would have helped fund provisions of the teachers strike settlement, needed two-thirds approval to pass, but less than half of voters supported it.

The California Supreme Court Wednesday hears oral arguments in what could be a landmark police transparency case: The justices are weighing whether the L.A. County Sheriff's Department can share the names of deputies who might have credibility problems with the District Attorney.

San Francisco officials decided Tuesday to force some people with serious mental illness and drug addiction into treatment, even if it goes against the spirit of a city known for its fierce protection of civil rights.

Earlier this week, an article from the New York Times outlined the “rabbit hole effect” of YouTube’s algorithms and pointed out how the platform may recommend videos of young children to viewers who had previously viewed sexually themed content.

Los Angeles Unified School District leaders are going to need a new way to pay for the promises they made to end last January's teachers strike.

It won't come down completely, but changes could be made to the Long Beach breakwater that could transform the city's offshore ecosystem.

Measure EE would enact a parcel tax on some residential and commercial properties of 16 cents per square foot to help fund the school system.

San Clemente leaders have brushed aside offers to build a homeless shelter in the beach town. Meanwhile, residents are increasingly irate over growing encampments.

Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren both unveiled ambitious climate change proposal today.