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A federal probe into a massive power outage last year has revealed major coordination problems among electrical grid operators that went beyond any single-source failure.
The theater at the Hollywood & Highland Center will be renamed the Dolby Theatre.
Should private corporations help pay for students to attend public university?
Metro's new Expo Line began service over the weekend, but many commuters will be taking their first ride Monday morning.
The Navy has agreed to temporarily reduce its energy consumption if regional supplies get scarce as the San Onofre plant continues to remain offline.
Ticketmaster Entertainment has developed a new way to resell tickets that shuts out the brokers and scalpers it has long scorned, and instead keeps the profits for itself, musicians and venue owners.
Metro will dedicate the first phase of its $930 million Expo Line Friday, just one day before it opens to the public.
A state senator from Torrance is blaming powerful lobbyists for the hospital industry for the defeat of proposed consumer legislation aimed at hospital billing practices.
Investigators Wednesday searched the home and offices of Los Angeles County Assessor John Noguez amid allegations that his department was involved in influence-peddling.
Department of Water and Power officials are conducting an audit of the Los Angeles Unified School District's huge electricity bill.
A new study from USC suggests the aging face of California's population could have major economic ramifications in the future.
The United States' first case of mad cow disease in six years has been reported in Central California, according to USDA Chief Veterinary Officer John Clifford.
California voters will be asked to make a life-or-death decision this year. All of the necessary 500,000 signatures have been collected to earn the death penalty repeal a spot on the November ballot.
MetLife Inc. has agreed to pay nearly $500 million in a 20-state settlement over allegations it didn't pay life insurance benefits to some of its policyholders.
Starbucks is about to perk up "the happiest place on earth." The Seattle-based coffee chain on Monday is announcing a partnership to open a store inside each of the six Disney properties in California and Florida.
