City Joins Carson Residents In Shell Lawsuit Over Aging Oil Tank Farm
Surging levels of potentially toxic chemicals have prompted city officials to join a lawsuit against the multinational firm.
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Surging levels of potentially toxic chemicals have prompted city officials to join a lawsuit against the multinational firm.
Soaring gas prices are giving drivers a new round of pain at the pump. Fuel prices have risen 25 of the past 26 days in Los Angeles and Orange counties, according to AAA.
The President's Day weekend box office was too close to call as the action tale "Safe House" and the love story "The Vow" competed for the No. 1 spot.
Johnson & Johnson has announced a recall of all grape-flavored liquid infant Tylenol.
Teens in several California counties can now order free condoms by mail.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power unveiled a new smartphone app to help customers find H20 when they're thirsty.
The movie studio behind "Kung Fu Panda" says it is tying up with three Chinese companies on a joint venture entertainment company that will make Chinese animated and live action content.
It's only February and gas prices in some areas have already reached $4 a gallon.
The nation's largest low-cost airline is boosting its ticket prices once again. Southwest, which flies to and from LAX, Bob Hope, Ontario and John Wayne airports, raised prices on most domestic flights by $10 Thursday.
The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) is back in Southern California to help both struggling homeowners and prospective home buyers.
A shared vehicle program, already successful on the east coast, is set to launch in West Hollywood, it was announced Wednesday.
Whole Foods is trying to change its reputation for being too pricey.
The Long Beach City Council voted Tuesday to allow the sale of medical marijuana to continue at non-profit collectives.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to do away with old rules that prohibited football games and Frisbee flying on county beaches.
Pet advocates are fighting like cats and dogs to stop a deficit-slashing proposal from Gov. Jerry Brown that aims to save $23 million by ending reimbursements to animal shelters for the cost of keeping strays alive.
