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Two Pepperdine University economists are proving correct the adage, "It's the economy, stupid," in their study that upcoming presidential elections are almost always preceded with economic improvement.
City lawmakers Wednesday cleared the way for negotiations toward the possible ownership transfer of Ontario International Airport to local officials.
Employees of the global retail giant say they will stage more of the same walkouts that have spread across the nation if the company refuses to meet their demands for better working conditions.
Variety, a Hollywood trade paper, was acquired for nearly $25 million by Penske Media Corp. and the hedge fund Third Point, it was announced Tuesday.
It could be boom or bust for both spectators and businesses during the slow-speed crawl of the Space Shuttle Endeavour through the streets of Los Angeles.
Critics don't like "Taken 2," but Liam Neeson's action sequel has proved twice the hit among fans as the original movie was.
As Southern California drivers faced another day of record-breaking fuel costs, Governor Jerry Brown ordered state smog regulators to allow refineries to roll out winter-blend gas, previously scheduled to be released after Oct. 31.
Soaring gas prices across the Southland hit a record high on Saturday at $4.66 a gallon in Los Angeles County and just a penny less in Orange County for a gallon of regular unleaded.
Gas prices rose another 19.2 cents overnight in what's believed to be the largest price increase within a 24-hour period.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa extended the welcome mat to prospective new businesses in Los Angeles through 2015.
A record spike in gas prices has left several independent stations around the Southland — and one major wholesaler — with empty gas pumps.
The new owner of the Dodgers may be looking to add the Lakers, Kings and Galaxy to its roster of professional Los Angeles sports teams.
Adam Sandler's monster mash-up "Hotel Transylvania" has brought the weekend box office back to life after a late-summer slump.
Cable provider Comcast says it is closing its three customer call centers in Northern California and moving the 1,000 jobs they provide to Oregon, Washington and Colorado.
Fewer people in Southern California collected unemployment benefits in August, according to data released Friday.
