All You Can Jet! JetBlue To Offer More Unlimited Flight Passes
JetBlue is offering more unlimited flight passes after the airline's original batch sold out in just one week.
Watch CBS News
JetBlue is offering more unlimited flight passes after the airline's original batch sold out in just one week.
Teachers in the U.S. still enjoy widespread confidence, but teacher unions may be hurting their image, according to a new survey.
Despite safety warnings, many drivers are suspicious of the motivation behind the proposed increase at a time when the state faces a systemic fiscal crisis.
Netflix Inc. is getting a leg up on the competition by offering a kid-friendly tab!
Mayor Villaraigosa has recently suggested that the time has come for the idea of a split property tax roll as well as rethinking how to fund at education at all levels.
If you're one of millions of dog owners in the Los Angeles area, be sure to keep an eye on your beloved four-legged friend.
A bill that arose from a dispute between a handful of lawmakers and the LPGA Tour is headed to Gov. Jerry Brown, three years after the tour rescinded a policy proposal calling for the suspension of players who did not speak English.
Firefighters maintain that the old wood shake roofs constitute a fire hazard, but at least one council member questions whether the ban should still be enforced in these tough economic times.
A new store in Long Beach has an even better price than 99 cents for everything it sells – free!
Gas prices are down across the Southland due to the falling cost of crude oil. While this may ease pain at the pump, financial analysts say the faltering prices are just another indication that the economy is struggling yet again.
The city of Glendale has a message for its drivers: go ahead and ignore that parking meter.
A group of young volunteers are doing what they can to put a dent in the mounting hunger in Los Angeles.
Looking to treat your hands without hurting your wallet? Nails By Vicky in Long Beach is offering pedicures for just $12.
Plans to open a restaurant in Thousand Oaks have some residents upset even though it would bring much-needed business.
Police said the crooks appear to be preying on mostly older people who regularly mail-order prescription drugs.
