Chick-fil-A To Open In Hollywood Sept. 22
Chick-fil-A will open in Hollywood on Sept. 22.
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Chick-fil-A will open in Hollywood on Sept. 22.
The effort may sound like a political long-shot, but one city councilman thinks the public will eventually warm up to the initiative.
Labor Day may have come and gone, but leftover trash and waste in one of the Southland's biggest parks has left local campsites filthy and could even be contaminating your drinking water.
Union officials and other supporters argue the law would not only prevent teenagers from buying alcohol, but would also save the jobs of supermarket cashiers.
A reality star's margarita mix may give you more than a buzz. Critics say Bethenny Frankel's Skinnygirl Margarita contains a preservative that can cause cancer.
The state's budget crisis has recently fueled speculation that ramped-up enforcement operations are simply a backdoor tax to help pad California's coffers.
A report released Thursday shows drivers here in Southern California are not among the safest in America.
Metro has been given a green light to expand its green line rail service to new neighborhoods.
Starting on Labor Day, the price of a daily edition will increase from 75 cents to $1, while the Sunday issue will go up from $1.50 to $2.00. The price of the weekend edition will remain at $1.50.
The retailer was selling a girls shirt, sizes 7-16, that declared," I'm too pretty to do my homework so by brother has to do it for me."
Prospective attendees had reportedly paid anywhere from $15 to $100 dollars for one-day tickets or two-day VIP passes to the canceled event.
Hurricane Irene may be on her way into Canada, but she has left a mess of gas prices here in the Southland.
Travelers scheduled to depart from Los Angeles International Airport Monday are being reminded to check for possible flight delays or cancellations in the wake of Hurricane Irene.
Internet and telephone service for thousands of Southern California homes and businesses went out for more than six hours Sunday as one of the largest Internet providers grappled with a system-wide failure in its network.
"The Help" remains Hollywood's top draw with $14.3 million on a slow late-summer weekend whose business has come in even more sluggish as many East Coast theaters closed to ride out the storm there.
