Building Once Home To Friars Club Being Torn Down
Demolition of the building once home to the legendary Friars Club began earlier this week and is expected to conclude in the coming days.
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Demolition of the building once home to the legendary Friars Club began earlier this week and is expected to conclude in the coming days.
With patience and paperwork, thousands of people lined up at the L.A. Sports Arena Sunday to try and refinance their mortgage through the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA).
An Inland Empire merchant says he has no plans to eliminate the import and sale of lion steaks, kangaroo roasts and alpaca burgers.
Taco Bell went big and bold to respond to a lawsuit claiming its taco filling can't be called beef, buying up newspaper ads Friday that trumpet "Thank you for suing us."
The version of Google's Android software meant for tablet computers is creeping closer. It will include a fresh look and updated Web browser and keyboard.
A Los Angeles jury has recommended that action sportswear company TapouT pay more than $3.2 million in damages to a former employee who sued over a wage dispute.
Several California mayors, including Antonio Villaraigosa, will meet with Gov. Jerry Brown Wednesday and ask him to balance the state's budget without eliminating municipal redevelopment agencies and enterprise zones.
The Santa Monica City Council has approved a ban on single-use plastic bags.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday for a $152 million Rose Bowl renovation project that will include wider tunnels, concourse improvements, new scoreboards and video boards.
Yahoo is laying off another 100 to 150 workers, signaling the continued challenges facing the Internet company.
Verizon Communications Inc. vowed Tuesday not to mess up its iPhone launch next month.
The federal government and California say they will coordinate on new proposals to increase vehicle fuel efficiency for future cars and trucks by Sept. 1.
The Dow Jones industrial average neared 12,000 for the first time since June 2008 Monday as technology and materials companies led broad gains in the stock market.
Toyota Motor Sales has opened two more U.S. product quality field offices, including one in Houston.
The city of Vernon — population: about 90 — has spent more than $54 million on lawyers in the last five years, as it fights to hang on to its cityhood.
