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Legislation would give patients and their loved ones a long-sought voice in doctor discipline cases before the Medical Board of California.
Senior LAUSD administrators were among at least 10 who were demoted, reassigned or left the district after a probe of unusually high, poorly documented extra pay.
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Two alleged assaults on Los Angeles County social workers by foster children have sparked criticism that such violence was inevitable.
A report found flaws in the Cal State system’s data collection on sexual harassment and sexual misconduct cases and cited wide distrust by students and employees.
Experts said an independent investigation should have been conducted into claims against Cal State Fullerton’s president, who denied doing anything wrong.
Sheriff cracked down on state-licensed farms growing weed without local permit; then an officer killed a farmer’s dog.
Restaurateur Al “Bubba” Baker, who was a contestant on the long-running ABC series, claims that he was mistreated by mogul Daymond John, one of the show’s “sharks.”
Boxers contacted by The Times said they were unaware that California has a 40-year-old pension program or that they are its beneficiaries.
California owes benefits to about 200 boxers through the California Professional Boxers’ Pension Fund. How to claim a California boxers’ pension.
Alex Ramos started a foundation to help struggling boxers after retiring. But he has been unable to tap a California pension program to assist with his own needs.
California’s Department of Cannabis Control quietly sets up a team to investigate exploitation of cannabis workers
A Times investigation has found the Los Angeles Fire Department almost never terminates firefighters, even those who have committed crimes or other types of egregious wrongdoing.
