Investors Chip In $5.4B To Cover California If US Defaults
The state has made a deal for a short-term bridge loan of $5 billion from private investors in case the U.S. federal government defaults on its debt.
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The state has made a deal for a short-term bridge loan of $5 billion from private investors in case the U.S. federal government defaults on its debt.
Banco Popular is changing its name in Southern California to lure more non-Hispanic customers.
Despite calls from Washington for a swift resolution, there seems to be just as much disagreement in the Southland as there is on Capitol Hill.
The United States Postal Service is reviewing 3,600 offices for possible closure.
The unanimous ruling upheld the right of citizens to sue local governments for collecting allegedly illegal taxes.
At least two local firms stand to lose hundreds of millions of dollars as efforts to avoid a U.S. default on its debt remain deadlocked.
A joint U.S.C./L.A. Times poll shows families are giving up on home improvement projects and dining out in order to bolster their finances.
Francis Ford Coppola is turning big-screen movies into a live, interactive experience.
California milk producers have modified an eyebrow-raising advertising campaign that promoted their product to men as a way to lessen the effects of premenstrual syndrome in their wives or girlfriends.
Consumers who get turned down for poor credit are now entitled to see their credit reports, as well as their scores, for free.
Borders will start its liquidation sale Friday at nearly 400 stores, including 18 here in Southern California.
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa lobbied for transportation funds on Capitol Hill Thursday.
The California Public Utilities Commission will hold a public hearing in Culver City on a proposal that opponents warn could stifle competition in the telecom business.
Kim Kardashian has filed a $20 million lawsuit against Old Navy over a commercial ad campaign.
