Gerber Voluntarily Recalls Infant Formula Over Foul Odor
Gerber has announced the voluntary recall of some powdered infant formula.
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Gerber has announced the voluntary recall of some powdered infant formula.
Three lucky lottery ticket holders in the Southland are each $206,000 richer after matching five out of the six numbers in Friday night's Mega Millions drawing, a lottery spokesperson said.
A company headquartered in Culver City has released the first zero-calorie soda sweetened entirely by stevia, a natural plant-based product.
The bilingual "Stop Door Spam" campaign will provide residents with placards telling advertisers to stay way from their home.
Disneyland is cracking down on park goers abusing their FastPass system.
After months of speculation, Apple announced the latest iPad Wednesday at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco. This third-generation iPad will feature pricing options similar to previous models and a better display.
Torrance-based Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. announced a safety recall Wednesday for some 2009 Camrys and 2009-11 Venzas to replace the stop lamp switch.
California's law banning drivers from using handheld cell phones is saving lives. That's according to a U.C. Berkeley study.
Whether you want to earn some extra cash or leave the family wagon at home for the evening, a new service lets drivers take a stranger's car for a spin.
Gas prices have dipped slightly after a 27-day rising streak. The average cost for a gallon of regular, unleaded self-serve gasoline dropped one-fifth of a cent Monday.
"Dr. Seuss' The Lorax" raked in all kinds of green, earning $70.7 million in its first weekend to score the biggest box-office debut of the year by far.
Passengers scheduled on Continental flights out of LAX this weekend, shouldn't bother looking for the airline's signs.
One analyst says don't waste your gas looking to save a few pennies at the pump.
With tax season in full swing, the state Board of Equalization has released its list of the top 500 sales and use tax delinquencies in California, and more than a few Southern Californians are on the list.
Swedish furniture giant IKEA will soon be rolling out pre-fab home kits starting ranging from $80,000 to $86,000.
