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Welfare check leads to Santa Barbara man's body stored in plastic wrap, police say
Two people were charged with concealing a man's death inside his Santa Barbara apartment. They are accused of wrapping his body in a bedroll, stuffing it into a metal container and covering it with plastic wrap.
How Latino voters helped secure blue victories
In Texas, voters in majority-Latino districts near San Antonio and along the border helped Democrats break Republicans' longstanding grip on the state to win the races for governor, lieutenant governor and senator.
Democrats sweep California's down-ballot races but one remains too close to call
Democrats swept California's statewide down-ballot races — no surprise in a state where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by a nearly two-to-one margin, and voters haven't elected a Republican to a statewide office since 2006.
Cornell rape investigation to be led by former Diddy prosecutor
Jacqueline Kelly and her team will report to Letitia James, who was appointed last month by Gov. Kathy Hochul as a special prosecutor overseeing the Cornell probe.
How Marissa Roy plans to transform the L.A. city attorney's office
Marissa Roy, a 34-year-old deputy state attorney general, has vowed to use the power of the L.A. city attorney's office to serve as "the people's lawyer," saying she will file lawsuits against predatory landlords, wage-thieving companies and the Trump administration.
What can Trump do—and not do—with Congress in the hands of Democrats?
U.S. President Donald Trump faces an uphill battle in Washington now that the Democratic Party is projected to win control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress in the midterms.
How Robert Luna toppled Alex Villanueva to win two terms as L.A. County sheriff
On Tuesday, voters extended L.A. County's Robert Luna era, electing him to a second consecutive term as sheriff — a feat not seen since Lee Baca's tenure ended in 2014.
Multiple California ballot measures remain undecided as vote tally continues
Some ballot measures have received decisive action from voters on issues such as public funding for housing and voter identification.
L.A. City Council: Ugarte leads Mazariegos in CD9; Gaspar and Worth Girvan tied in CD3
On Tuesday night, Jose Ugarte said he felt confident he could hang on to the lead. The candidates in the District 3 race in the San Fernando Valley continue to be closely tied.
Californians vote a resounding 'yes' on housing affordability propositions
Propositions 1 and 37, which will unlock billions in bond dollars for low-income housing and middle-income homewownership, passed easily Tuesday night.
Canada’s focus ‘hasn’t changed’ despite U.S. midterm blue wave, minister says
Canadian leaders say it would be “dangerous” to assume relations with the U.S. will change immediately following a major sweep of the House and the Senate by the Democrats Tuesday.
Arellano: On the crest of a historic blue wave, Raman roused supporters — and danced
Standing before L.A. mayoral candidate Nithya Raman was the coalition that made her unlikely rise happen, paralleling the one that made the Democratic Party's takeover of the House and Senate possible.
Raman keeps widening her lead against Bass, closing in on becoming L.A.'s next mayor
"I'm hopeful. I'm very hopeful," a beaming Raman told raucous supporters at her election night party. "I'm also really superstitious. So we're all just going to be cool, okay? Very cool."
Why Trump could be more ‘aggressive’ as a lame duck president
The first half of Trump’s fractious second term in office concluded with him set to become a lame duck president vowing to make extensive use of his presidential power.
Fears of election day interference fizzle, but federal war on voter fraud could continue
The lack of federal election interference on Tuesday does not mean an end to the administration's war on alleged voter fraud by noncitizens.
The U.S. midterm victors breaking records in their states and the nation
U.S. voters elected their first Black female governor, first Native American female governor, first Native female senator, and first openly gay male U.S. senator.
‘Extinction-level event’: DeSantis says blue wave will hurt GOP for years
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has said the Democrat’s sweeping win in the midterms is a “close to an extinction level event for Republicans in many parts of the country.”
2 college students found dead in Colorado fell a ‘substantial distance’
Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, left the Colorado Mountain College Leadville Campus for the hike on Oct. 23 and were reported missing on Oct. 26 by college staff.
World leaders who sparred with Trump react to Republican election rout
World leaders who have sparred with the “America first” U.S. President Donald Trump greeted the rout of his Republican Party in the U.S. midterm elections with a measure of relief.
Here’s how Trump and Republicans lost the U.S. midterms: AP poll
The president’s failure to deliver on key promises, including taming inflation, weighed on his fellow Republicans in Tuesday’s midterm elections for the House and the Senate.
How Trump’s ‘whack-a-mole’ trade war with Canada, others fuelled blue wave
Affordability issues affected in part by President Donald Trump's trade war with Canada led to many Republicans across the U.S. losing in the midterms.
Stock markets rally in early trading after U.S. midterm election
Stock markets rallied in both Canada and the U.S. early Wednesday after the U.S. midterm election yielded Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress.
Billionaire tax ballot measure trails; California voters reject voter ID
Californians weigh in on proposed billionaire tax, voter ID requirements, several other ballot measures.
Boys, 13 and 15, killed in California beach shooting, officials say
The Monterey County Sheriff's Department said the two people found dead near Moss Landing State Beach were Marco Antonio Perez, 15, and Nathaniel Flores, 13. Both were Salinas students.
In Los Angeles Community College races, Veres, Harris, Winston ahead in early returns
Sixteen candidates are vying for three seats on the board that oversees the Los Angeles Community College District, the largest in the country with some 200,000 students.
Marissa Roy surges to early lead over John McKinney in L.A. city attorney race
Marissa Roy, 34, a deputy state attorney general, has campaigned on a promise to convert the city attorney's office into a massive "public interest law firm," while her opponent, veteran L.A. prosecutor John McKinney, has pitched himself as a more traditional law-and-order candidate.
L.A. County Sheriff Robert Luna tops challenger Alex Villanueva
In a rematch of the 2022 race, L.A. County Sheriff Robert Luna defeated Alex Villanueva, who sought to reclaim the office he held for a single term.
L.A. voters favoring sales tax hike for fire department and other city ballot measures
If approved, Measure FD on Tuesday's ballot would raise L.A.'s sales tax by 0.5% to boost funding for the Fire Department.
Barrera holds sizeable lead, claims victory, in state superintendent's race
Teachers union support — and a Democratic electorate — made Richard Barrera the favorite, even though Republican Sonja Shaw finished first in crowded primary.
Ugarte takes early lead for South L.A. City Council seat. San Fernando Valley race too close to call
Jose Ugarte led Estuardo Mazariegos in Council District 9, while Tim Gaspar and Barri Worth Girvan were nearly even, early returns show.
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