Forbes Ranks Dodgers 38th In Most Valuable Franchises, Lakers At 48
Forbes has broken out its most monetarily valuable sports teams, ranking the top 50.
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Forbes has broken out its most monetarily valuable sports teams, ranking the top 50.
Drivers across the state are scrambling after the DMV admitted it was late in sending out vehicle registration notices.
Treasurer Bill Lockyer said the state may need to seek financing from Wall Street in case talks fail to raise the federal debt ceiling ahead of an Aug. 2 deadline.
The price of pork is giving many consumers sticker shock at the supermarket, where bacon prices alone have jumped at least 30 percent in recent weeks.
Sen. Barbara Boxer is calling on lawmakers to give millions the chance to refinance their home loans or face another potential meltdown in the housing market.
Nineteen restaurant chains across the country have agreed to participate in the National Restaurant Association's Kids Live Well initiative, which aims to combat childhood obesity.
Democrat Janice Hahn has defeated Republican Craig Huey in a bitter congressional race.
The California State University system's Board of Trustees Tuesday voted to approve a 12 percent tuition hike for the upcoming fall semester.
While many lawmakers expect an estimated $200 million windfall from firms that maintain a "physical presence" in California, former State Senator George Runner is not one of them.
Residents are bitterly divided over the city's plans to drill for oil on land that had initially been purchased as a nature preserve to drive away potential drillers.
Netflix is raising its prices for the millions of subscribers who use the service to rent DVDs through the mail and watch video over the Internet.
Southern California's median home price dipped five percent last month to $285,000 from June 2010, its fourth consecutive year-over-year decline in as many months.
Facebook and Time Warner are ganging up on bullies to address a problem that torments millions of children and young adults.
A woman drove her car into a popular Sherman Oaks clothing store Monday after she said her sandals got caught up in the accelerator.
It's official: the Department of Water & Power is among the least popular businesses in all of the U.S.
