Officials Rain On Downtown LA Beerathon
Event organizers have been forced to call off the Los Angeles Beerathon scheduled for Sunday after state officials pointed out that they needed a liquor license.
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Event organizers have been forced to call off the Los Angeles Beerathon scheduled for Sunday after state officials pointed out that they needed a liquor license.
People posing as City of Long Beach and/or Long Beach Fire Department employees, offering to inspect fire extinguishers and offering to bring them up to date are scammers, according to officials.
The breach at a third-party vendor that processes transactions for Visa and MasterCard may affect primarily merchant customers.
A $220 million shortfall behind the mayor's threat has left already-squeezed municipal workers incensed.
Women know that it can take forever to find a pair of jeans that fits perfectly. Levi's is making the search a lot easier by offering to make shoppers a customized pair for a reasonable price.
The makers of Belvedere Vodka were sued Thursday by a voice actress who alleges her image was wrongfully used in an ad that has stirred controversy.
Will a campaign aimed at deterring robbery suspects stick amid the wave of Trayvon Martin rallies?
The Weinstein Company lost their appeal of the MPAA's "R" rating for their new movie "Bully" and have decided to instead release the film unrated. Industry experts say the move will allow more young people to see the movie.
A pair of high-rise hotels in the heart of downtown L.A. could bring both hospitality and thousands of jobs to the city.
No one won tonight's $363 million jackpot, which has now grown to an estimated $500 million.
Alaska Airlines is officially unveiling its newly renovated terminal at Los Angeles International Airport. Upgrades to Terminal 6 include high-tech passenger check-in and baggage check kiosks.
Got $14,600 to pay for shorter wait times at Bob Hope Airport? Apparently neither does anybody else.
General Motors is recalling more than 6,000 vans and SUVS due to potential steering problems.
A vote to keep so-called formula retail stores away won't affect plans for a controversial 33,000-square-foot Walmart store in Chinatown.
Will Southland power customers be willing to curtail their air conditioning use during the hottest months of the year if the San Onofre plant isn't back online by then?
