Grocery Workers Say They're Moving Closer To A Strike
Southern California grocery workers say they're fed up with inaction in their eight-month contract negotiations and are moving closer to a strike.
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Southern California grocery workers say they're fed up with inaction in their eight-month contract negotiations and are moving closer to a strike.
The Postal Service has announced plans to close more than half of the mail processing facilities in the country — including three here in the Southland.
The University of California regents Thursday will discuss plans to impose a massive tuition increase.
A newly-published report shows officials from the Central Basin Municipal Water District used public funds to buy positive press coverage.
A judge will decide whether the campaign by corn refiners equating high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) with sugar is misleading to consumers.
More Americans than ever are going without the basics of life with nearly 46 million families living at or below the poverty level.
Missoni for Target landed in stores Tuesday, causing wide-spread panic among fashionistas nationwide.
Facebook will start organizing users' friends into smaller groups to make it easier to share photos, posts and links.
If you thought summertime was still too early to stock up on trick-or-treat candy for Halloween, how about Christmas shopping in September?
Construction begins Monday on the next phase of the Expo Line project, which will extend light rail service from Culver City to Santa Monica.
Minnesota-based Cargill Inc. is recalling more ground turkey products because of possible salmonella contamination.
Violent crime could be reduced significantly if cities limit the number of neighborhood liquor stores and ban the sale of single-serve containers of alcoholic beverages. That's according to separate studies led by UC Riverside researchers.
An ad was posted on craigslist after a breast implant was found outside of a Newport Beach clothing store.
The shoe giant debuted the Air Mag 2015 sneakers wore by Marty McFly 22 years ago in "Back to the Future II."
A bill making it a misdemeanor to smuggle cellphones to California inmates is on its way to Gov. Jerry Brown.
