Study: SoCal Firms Cut Hiring Plans As Double-Dip Recession Already Here
The survey found that 69 percent of respondents now are forecasting zero growth in their workforce in the next six months -- up sharply from eight months ago.
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The survey found that 69 percent of respondents now are forecasting zero growth in their workforce in the next six months -- up sharply from eight months ago.
Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled a new pension plan for state workers Thursday, which will raise the retirement age to 67 for new hires.
FIFA's bumper week of World Cup business was completed with broadcast deals worth $1.85 billion ((euro) 1.3 billion) for the 2018 and 2022 tournaments, the governing body announced Thursday.
After months of saying, and adamantly, that he was not going to sell the Dodgers, a report in the LA Times suggests Frank McCourt is exploring the option.
Many attendees at Carson City Hall voiced their fears that their public pensions are being unfairly targeted in these tough financial times.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa wants to make permanent the policy of giving new businesses a three-year holiday from municipal taxes.
The White House may be close to giving more help to struggling homeowners in Southern California and across the nation.
Authorities say three people were arrested and more than $250,000 in counterfeit iPhone parts seized in Covina, Walnut and Rowland Heights.
With nine days until Halloween, some find it hard to believe that preparations for the holiday season are already under way at South Coast Plaza.
FIFA cashed in on a $1.2 billion bonanza from United States broadcasters Friday, striking World Cup deals with Fox, Telemundo and Futbol de Primera Radio.
The latest Consumer Price Index figures from the government show that number is slightly higher than the national rate.
The bipartisan group argues that allowing Mexican trucking companies to travel into the U.S. to deliver the goods rather than transfer them could jeopardize American jobs.
State Sen. Alex Padilla wants to increase oversight in the wake of the Solyndra bankruptcy filing.
A new proposal would raise sanitation fees by more than 70 percent for Los Angeles residents.
The "Occupy Wall Street" movement is now global with protests popping up in cities across the country and around the world, including here in the Southland.
