City Council Approves Plan For Free Wi-Fi At LAX
The City Council has approved a plan to offer free Wi-Fi at Los Angeles International Airport, starting in mid-July.
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The City Council has approved a plan to offer free Wi-Fi at Los Angeles International Airport, starting in mid-July.
Housing starts specifically in residential construction are expected "to take off in earnest in 2013" after a slow but steady 2012, according to economists.
Delivery driver Antonio Ruiz could hardly believe his eyes when he pulled into the Union 76 station in Silverlake on Monday.
Ben Stiller and his voice co-stars of "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" held on to the No. 1 spot again with $35.5 million for the animated sequel's second weekend.
Employers in Los Angeles County were among the factors behind the highest increase in job growth in the country.
Wal-Mart is being called out by a pro-labor group after a publicist for the retail giant posed as a reporter to sneak into the group's meetings, according to an online report.
The cuddly critters of "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" led the weekend with a $60.4 million debut domestically, followed by a big opening for Ridley Scott's alien saga "Prometheus" at No. 2 with $50 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Terminally ill patients and dispensary workers were among those who showed up on the steps of City Hall ahead of a critical vote tomorrow.
Albertsons announced plans Wednesday to reduce its workforce by 2,200-2,500 positions, affecting all 247 California and Nevada stores.
A ballot measure that would have added a dollar tax to every pack of cigarettes to fund cancer research appears to be headed for defeat.
Target is looking to hire 250 new team members for its new Westwood store, which is scheduled to open in July.
A Cadillac dealership in Laguna Niguel is the latest victim in a string of burglaries apparently targeted at seats in sport utility vehicles.
City Councilman Bernard Parks announced Thursday that Kaiser Permanente is the latest addition to the long-stalled Marlton Square redevelopment project,designed to infuse new business and jobs into the Crenshaw District.
A state panel has approved a five percent pay cut for Gov. Jerry Brown, state lawmakers and other statewide elected officials.
Metrolink fares will jump seven percent on July 1. Officials say the increases are a last resort to avoid service cuts as the agency looks to fill a $13 million funding gap triggered by additional labor costs and the rising cost of diesel fuel.
