Judicial appointments in California are theoretically the duty of the governor or an electoral body. But they’re really often determined by selection groups that tend to put the same kinds of people on the bench.
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Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger still have not finalized their divorce, which is leading some to speculate that they might be getting back to together.
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The singer for the Grammy-nominated band As I Lay Dying has been arrested in a murder-for-hire scheme to allegedly off his wife, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Patrick Schwarzenegger took out a fatwa on a DJ on Saturday night, saying he would “beat the f*** out of” him after he was tossed from L.A.’s Sayers Club.
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Without a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the merits of same-sex marriage, the issue will once again head back to court in California.
Last week, I wrote that the court should let the backers of ballot initiatives sue to enforce any such measures passed by voters but not enforced by government officials. If justices don’t, that could prevent them from issuing a substantive ruling on the fundamental right to marry raised in the Proposition 8 case they are considering.
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What the world doesn’t need now is a naked Arnold Schwarzenegger sex picture. But that’s not stopping wealthy businessman Jeremy Frommer from attempting to sell one for more than $100,000.
The action shot is part of a cache of nudies he acquired when he purchased the late pornographer Bob Guccione’s storage locker.
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Amber Heard and Johnny Depp didn’t last very long. In fact, she reportedly not only dumped one of the sexiest men in the world, she dumped him for a model — a female model.
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After years of failed legislative attempts, governor vetoes and lengthy legal reviews, the path has finally been cleared for the installation of a red-light traffic camera at one of The City’s most dangerous intersections.
The former site of the Central Freeway, the intersection at Market and Octavia streets has long been a trouble spot for pedestrians and cyclists, many of whom are hit by motorists making right turns off Market Street.
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San Francisco lawmakers and agencies are working to put a vehicle license fee increase before voters in hopes of generating more than $70 million for city coffers.
California Senate Bill 1492 allows local municipalities to put on the ballot a fee of up to 2 percent of a vehicle’s value — the rate before former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger reduced it in 2004.
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Assembly Speaker John Perez (D-Los Angeles) has opened an account to collect funds for a run to be Lieutenant Governor in 2018. Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) has already collected over $500,000 in contributions to run for the same position, but it’s unlikely that the Democratic Party powerhouses will run against each other.
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