A little more than an hour after the state Assembly adjorned its session, Assembly members Curt Hagman, R-Chino Hills, right, Kevin Jeffries, R-Lake Elsinore, left, Paul Cook, R-Yucca Valley, background left, and Mike Eng, D-Monterey Park, walk through t

The canon of distasteful political attack advertisements added its newest member on Super Bowl Sunday. been denounced by Rep. Judy Chu, D-El Monte; state Assemblyman Mike Eng, D-Monterey Park. Even fellow Republicans have said the advertisement went too

Utilities should be required to work with local jurisdictions, fire and police chiefs, emergency managers on their emergency plans,

Tran, an El Monte Unified School District board member, had been running for a seat vacated by termed-out Assemblyman Mike Eng (D-Monterey Park). But Tran’s attorney, Michael Zweiback, said late Friday that Tran is ending his campaign and that he has sub

School District member Ed Chau. He wants to replace Chu's husband, Assemblyman Mike Eng, D-Monterey Park. Vice President Joe Biden visited Pasadena on Friday, reportedly dropping in on John Kennedy, who has served on Pasadena city commissions in the past

Several San Gabriel Valley leaders applauded Gov. Jerry Brown's decision to leverage voters' support of education in stumping for temporary tax hikes in his State of the State address Wednesday. "Given the cutbacks to education in recent years, it is imp

About $842million in savings will come from merging service delivery for Californians eligible for both Medi-Cal and

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Today, the California Asian Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus has announced its support for Phil Ting’s campaign for California State Assembly. This important endorsement mounts Ting as the leading choice of the state’s API leadersh

PASADENA - As city officials scramble to secure federal and state disaster assistance, Rep. Adam Schiff will tour Pasadena's wind-damaged areas on Tuesday. City Manager Michael Beck said he plans to with city managers of windstorm-damaged cities nex

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As so often happens in California, the worst of consequences comes from the best of intentions. “We need a system where voters choose the politicians, not where politicians choose the voters,” Governor Schwarzenegger proclaimed and so, with much fanfare,

Oakland Mayor Jean Quand and California Assemblymember Mike Eng pose for photos with a group of children at Quan's Day of Inclusion celebration Wednesday at City Hall. In Mayor Jean Quan’s family history, the men would come to California from China when