SoCal Democrats Call On Obama To Refinance All 'Underwater' Mortgages
A group of Democratic lawmakers from the Southland are pushing for the U.S. to refinance all mortgages currently owned by the federal government.
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A group of Democratic lawmakers from the Southland are pushing for the U.S. to refinance all mortgages currently owned by the federal government.
Frank and Jamie McCourt announced Monday that they have reached a divorce settlement over ownership of the Dodgers, ending what is believed to be the costliest marital split in California history.
At a time when unemployment remains in double digits and many Californians are struggling to hang onto the home they already have, one developer is taking a chance on new construction.
A faster iPhone with better software and an improved camera went on sale in eight countries on Friday as hundreds of buyers camped out for hours to be among the first to get one.
The Inland Empire has one of the highest unemployment rates in the country, but efforts to attract new businesses and jobs to the high desert could soon start to help.
Blue Shield has announced that its California policyholders will be getting a $283 million credit on their December insurance premiums.
The next time you visit a store in the San Fernando Valley, you may have to check your hat at the door or take your business elsewhere.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has released a new list of the best and worst child booster seats.
The Irvine City Council has voted to ban the retail sales of dogs and cats, as well as rodeos and circuses featuring exotic animals.
The NBA lockout is hitting hundreds, if not thousands, of Southern California workers who rely on the Lakers and Clippers for their livelihoods.
The so-called "Bernie Madoff of Beverly Hills" is behind bars in a federal penitentiary Wednesday for his role in a $21 million wire fraud scheme.
The slumping economy has done little to make things quieter around what was once the busiest general aviation airport in the U.S.
It was the day AT&T cell phones went dead throughout Los Angeles, and now, KNX 1070's investigative reporter Charles Feldman tells us why the phone company is being so mysterious about what happened.
Dorian Crutcher has a business license and a business plan.
An outbreak of contaminated melons from Colorado that has killed at least 18 people is spooking consumers — and hurting producers — here in California.
