California Jobless Rate Unchanged At 12.4 Percent
For the first time since 2006, the state saw gains in construction jobs for two straight months, but Gov. Schwarzenegger says far too many Californians remain out of work.
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For the first time since 2006, the state saw gains in construction jobs for two straight months, but Gov. Schwarzenegger says far too many Californians remain out of work.
California regulators have approved the first system in the nation to give polluting companies such as utilities and refineries financial incentives to emit fewer greenhouse gases.
The developers who want to build an NFL stadium in downtown LA have unveiled renderings of proposed designs for the sports and convention complex.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been named Time magazine's "Person of the Year" for 2010.
The ten grants totaling will go to provide fresh fruits and vegetables and other healthy foods to the needy.
A California mother and The Center for Science in the Public Interest have sued McDonald's Corp. trying to get the fast-food chain to stop using toys to market meals to young children.
The city controller's office found the housing department failed to collect at least $48 million in fees, while leaving $10 million across 10 funds unspent over two years.
Yahoo is reducing its work force by 4 percent and as it hands out 600 layoff notices for the holidays.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Sunday revisited the subject of his possible aspirations for higher office, offering a definitive "no way, no how" when asked if he will run for president of the United States.
The organizers of the street market between Hollywood and Sunset boulevards are in a dispute with the L.A. Film School, which claims vendors are blocking access to a school parking lot on Sundays.
Unless lawmakers in Washington come up with a compromise on the Bush-era tax cuts, it's the end of the line for hundreds of thousands of people living off of unemployment benefits.
The county will receive about $1.3 million annually in rent for what supporters say is the refinery's key role in supplying gasoline to Southern California and fuel to nearby LAX.
Superior Court Judge Charlotte Woolard on Friday afternoon denied a request brought by two former Los Angeles building authority members to stop the sale.
A San Francisco judge has issued a preliminary ruling that would allow the sale of 11 state properties to go through.
Parents are being shocked by big iTunes bills, racked up by their kids in games such as "The Smurfs' Village" and "Bakery Story" on the iPhone and other Apple devices.
