Revised Plan For High-Speed Rail System Adds Anaheim To Route
The state's proposed high-speed rail line may once again be back on track with a stop in Anaheim.
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The state's proposed high-speed rail line may once again be back on track with a stop in Anaheim.
The California Supreme Court has ruled that companies are not obligated to make sure employees take their lunch breaks.
At least two Southland grocery chains are pulling the plug on self-checkout lanes.
Ford is recalling more than 140,000 Focus compact cars because the passenger side windshield wiper can fail. Federal Safety regulators say a seal in the wiper motor wiring may be missing.
Catalina Island is known for many things… its picturesque scenery, seafood and hiking, to name a few. But what about high gas prices?
California's job growth has been slow, but steady.
The Los Angeles Dodgers say they are on track to exit bankruptcy as planned on April 30. The franchise filed an amended reorganization plan Friday in a bankruptcy court in Delaware.
It will take more than the flip of a switch to replace power lost from the troubled San Onofre nuclear plant.
Anschutz Entertainment Group released Thursday a 10,000-page environmental impact report for its proposed $1.5 billion football stadium in downtown Los Angeles.
Residents of a Rosemead neighborhood have cried foul over the smells coming from a poultry business, leading to orders from the city to shut it down.
Los Angeles residents may soon have to pay more for both water and power. The Department of Water and Power is seeking to raise electric rates by 10.5 percent, while water rates could spike 4.9 percent.
Yahoo is laying off 2,000 employees as new CEO Scott Thompson sweeps out jobs that don't fit into his plans for turning around the beleaguered Internet company.
For the second time in as many years, a California solar energy firm has gone bust on a federal loan.
A Vernon meat processing plant is shutting down in the wake of nationwide backlash against a sterilizing meat filler known as "pink slime."
Want to get paid to watch all of your favorite TV shows? There's now an app for that. CBS2 reporter Suraya Fadel spoke to people who are being rewarded for simply watching TV on their mobile devices.
