California Economy Slips, Now 9th Largest In The World
The Golden State has lost some of its luster – California has slipped from its No. 8 ranking among the top economies in the world.
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The Golden State has lost some of its luster – California has slipped from its No. 8 ranking among the top economies in the world.
An auction was briefly interrupted Friday by a group of protesters affiliated with a nationwide anti-Wall Street campaign.
California's economy may improve if Facebook stock goes public. Sources say the world's largest social networking site is preparing for an initial public stock offering.
A high-profile sports agent whose superstar roster of clients inspired a Hollywood blockbuster has filed for bankruptcy.
Just one day after the Oakland Raiders fired head coach Hue Jackson, there's renewed discussion about the team possibly returning to Los Angeles.
Fresh & Easy is temporarily closing 12 underperforming stores across the Southwest.
If you filled up your tank in Sierra Madre recently, the police may want to speak with you.
The average price for a gallon of self-serve gasoline in Los Angeles County rose Monday for the 18th consecutive day.
The fright flick "The Devil Inside" scared up a monstrous $34.5 million opening weekend to help Hollywood exorcise its recent box-office demons, according to studio estimates Sunday.
General Motors wants the owners of 8,000 Chevrolet Volts to bring their cars in to dealers to address possible battery fire issues.
A new website is calling for a commercial boycott of some of America's biggest stores over professional pitch-woman Kim Kardashian.
Gov. Jerry Brown is unveiling a controversial new budget proposal that will force Californians to choose between higher taxes and deep education cuts.
The Dollar General is marching on California.
Millions of Southland residents are already worried about filing federal income taxes, but we'll all have more time this year.
The MTA is getting a green light for a light rail line expansion along Crenshaw Boulevard. The Federal Transit Administration has given final approval for the $1.7 billion project.
