JetBlue Will Begin Flights To Anchorage In May
JetBlue Airways said Thursday it would begin seasonal daily nonstop flights to Anchorage, Alaska, next May 26.
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JetBlue Airways said Thursday it would begin seasonal daily nonstop flights to Anchorage, Alaska, next May 26.
The latest forecast from UCLA says Orange County -- ground zero for the housing meltdown -- may not fully recover until middle of the decade, but is already showing signs of life.
MySpace, the online social hub that's been fighting to stay relevant in the age of Facebook and Twitter, is overhauling its image and its Web site into an entertainment destination for its mostly younger audience.
Apple says the elusive white iPhone 4 will remain out of reach until spring.
Boeing Co. has agreed to pay $4 million to settle a lawsuit alleging the company overcharged the Air Force for a decoy system to protect against guided missiles.
Mortgage default notices in California have edged up from last quarter for the first time since early last year but remain below their year-ago numbers.
Unemployment may have stabilized in September, but a CBS "60 Minutes" report says new data paints a much gloomier picture of the state's job market.
An independent think tank says California's pension fund is awash in red ink, and the burden for every worker in the state could rise to $10,000 a year by 2014.
The world's most famous coffee shop says its customers don't have to be wired anymore to have a good time.
The push comes on the heels of a report from the African American Chamber of Commerce that said the city must ensure "equal opportunity" in order to help fuel a faster economic recovery.
Barbie still likes going shopping. Recession? Not with toy giant Mattel.
Hundreds of people toured the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust during its grand opening Thursday at Pan Pacific Park.
CVS Pharmacy Inc. has agreed to pay $75 million in fines for allowing repeated purchases of a key methamphetamine ingredient that led to a spike in Southern California drug trafficking, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
The days of the "roach coach" could soon be over after the L.A. County Board of Supervisors votes on whether to more tightly regulate the popular lunch wagons.
If California voters choose to legalize marijuana next month, they may not be doing much damage to the Mexican drug cartels' $2-billion-a-year business.
