Amazon Says E-Book Sales Surpass Printed Books
Amazon.com Inc. on Thursday said that, after less than four years of selling electronic books, it's now selling more of them than printed books.
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Amazon.com Inc. on Thursday said that, after less than four years of selling electronic books, it's now selling more of them than printed books.
NBC Sports Group Chairman Dick Ebersol, who helped launch "Saturday Night Live" then later established the network as the home of the Olympics, has resigned.
The Costa Mesa City Employees Association must now regroup after their request for a temporary restraining order was denied.
Attorneys for former Los Angeles Dodgers CEO Jamie McCourt have asked a judge to order the sale of the team in order to prevent a possible seizure of the club by Major League Baseball from her ex-husband.
CNET.com has a new list of what it deems are the coolest gadgets -- not counting phones and laptops. Here's five of their top picks.
An upbeat outlook for Southland businesses and international trade may mean a surge in hiring in the months ahead, according to one economist.
A Southland mother is suing the parent company the Chuck E. Cheese family restaurant chain for what she says are gambling machines posing as kids' games.
The University of California's Board of Regents is meeting in San Francisco to develop plans to cope with another massive loss of state funding.
The Original Tommy's stand at 2575 Beverly Boulevard and Rampart Boulevard will be serving up a 65-cent special in celebration of their 65th Anniversary on Sunday.
Over 200 municipal employees in the Orange County city could get pink slips in the next six months due to outsourcing.
The government said Friday that a bad economy has shortened the life of the trust funds that support Social Security and Medicare, the nation's two biggest benefit programs.
In a twist seemingly out of a Hollywood thriller, Facebook hired a prominent public relations firm to try to plant stories harshly criticizing Google's privacy practices in leading news outlets. The efforts backfired when the firm approached a blogger who not only declined the assignment, but also went public with the offer.
With the Los Angeles Dodgers in danger of running out of cash in less than three weeks, baseball Commissioner Bud Selig wouldn't set a timetable for approving a $3 billion television deal that would enable owner Frank McCourt to make payroll at the end of the month.
Republican state lawmakers say Gov. Jerry Brown does not need tax extensions to fill California's remaining deficit.
The agreement deal reportedly requires 30 percent of workers on construction projects to come from local communities like Wilmington, San Pedro and Harbor City.
