Judge Tentatively Denies Toyota Suits' Dismissal
Dozens of personal injury lawsuits against Toyota will likely go forward if a federal judge's tentative ruling becomes final.
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Dozens of personal injury lawsuits against Toyota will likely go forward if a federal judge's tentative ruling becomes final.
Former mayor Richard Riordan and the Eli Broad foundation are among donors who have contributed millions to keep afloat the 15 inner-city campuses of ICEF Public Schools.
Business owners in the Southland and throughout the state have filed a federal discriminatation complaint calling for the U.S. government to withhold over $3 billion in funding.
A study from Pepperdine University suggests business owners are more likely to ramp up hiring in 2011, but banks and other lenders may not be so bullish.
Officials of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing said Monday that they are examining 1.1 billion of the new bills to determine how much of the currency will have to be destroyed.
The company that runs Blockbuster Express kiosks is testing whether people will pay more to rent DVDs and Blu-ray discs of new movies 28 days before they are available from other vending machines.
New state government reforms and a revived housing market along the coast could put California's economy on a strong footing when it finishes its long, slow slog through a sluggish recovery.
Google Inc. is making the leap from digital librarian to merchant in a challenge to Amazon.com Inc. and its Kindle electronic reader.
Time Warner Cable says most of its customers are back online after an outage that affected Internet service in Southern California.
Los Angeles will learn whether it will be the host city for the 2022 World Cup soccer tournament – the world's most popular sporting event – on Wednesday morning.
Former Laker star Magic Johnson says he's partnered with AEG President and CEO Tim Leiweke to bring an NFL team back to Los Angeles.
Verizon Wireless says its new "4G" wireless broadband network will start accepting customers on Sunday in 38 cities.
For nearly two million Americans who've been on unemployment for 99 weeks, the end of the line is near.
Toyota has announced the worldwide recall of 650,000 Prius cars for a faulty coolant pump.
Most Los Angeles nonprofits are in an ongoing struggle with declining revenue and increased demand, according to a new report from the UCLA School of Public Affairs.
