No Paper Or Plastic? LA Shoppers Wary Of Proposed 'Nightmare' Ban
The effort may sound like a political long-shot, but one city councilman thinks the public will eventually warm up to the initiative.
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The effort may sound like a political long-shot, but one city councilman thinks the public will eventually warm up to the initiative.
A resurgence in the price of gold is fueling a rash of robberies at Southland jewelry stores — and police warn the trend is unlikely to slow anytime soon.
The governor of California headed for the border Tuesday in an effort to garner more support for his jobs initiative.
Union officials and other supporters argue the law would not only prevent teenagers from buying alcohol, but would also save the jobs of supermarket cashiers.
An adult film performer who tested positive for HIV and caused the porn industry to shut down production as a precaution has been retested and the actor does not have the virus, a porn industry trade group said Saturday.
A reality star's margarita mix may give you more than a buzz. Critics say Bethenny Frankel's Skinnygirl Margarita contains a preservative that can cause cancer.
A panel of mayors from across the nation led by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Friday called for increased federal investment to create millions of new jobs.
Will the governor of California grant online retail giant Amazon a reprieve on a sales tax in exchange for the promise of thousands of jobs?
America's registered nurses have an answer to the nation's financial crisis: take some money from Wall Street.
Metro has been given a green light to expand its green line rail service to new neighborhoods.
A plan to bring call center jobs back from overseas may be in jeopardy after the government filed suit to block a $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile.
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer joined the mayor Tuesday at Los Angeles International Airport to call for a long-term fix to a funding shortage at the FAA.
A looming labor strike at three of the Southland's biggest supermarket chains may mean bigger profits for some of their smaller competitors.
Internet and telephone service for thousands of Southern California homes and businesses went out for more than six hours Sunday as one of the largest Internet providers grappled with a system-wide failure in its network.
An effort by state lawmakers to dissolve the cash-strapped city could have a big financial impact on L.A. County.
