Fire Crews Prepare For Rose Bowl Fireworks Show
Final preparations for the Rose Bowl's annual Fourth of July fireworks show are getting underway.
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Final preparations for the Rose Bowl's annual Fourth of July fireworks show are getting underway.
Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday it will recall about 82,200 hybrid SUVs in the U.S. due to computer boards with possible faulty wiring.
A local nail products company answered a soldier's request, sending a virtual nail salon to a remote Army camp in Afghanistan.
A Delaware judge has authorized the Los Angeles Dodgers to enter into a $150 million bankruptcy financing arrangement after the club satisfied certain concerns raised by Major League Baseball.
Online search leader Google is taking yet another stab at social networking, this time with a project it calls Google+.
A community group is joining together to fight proposed water and power rate hikes in Los Angeles.
A study concludes that tax incentives to stem runaway movie and television production has created 20,000 California jobs and contributed nearly $4 billion to the state economy since 2009.
Microsoft has officially launched its Web-based email and Office services, part of its ongoing effort to keep Google at bay when it comes to business software.
News that U.S. home prices rose for the first time in eight months sent stocks higher Tuesday morning.
A private research group is reporting that consumers' confidence declined to a seven-month low as job worries increased.
Gov. Jerry Brown has abandoned his plan for a special election that could have extended tax hikes. Instead, he says Democrats have agreed on a new budget plan that they can pass without Republican support.
The Service Employees International Union will demonstrate at a Ralphs supermarket in Inglewood and six other stores to show support for local grocery workers.
Fewer Southern Californians are expected to get on the road and hop on airplanes for the Fourth of July holiday this year.
The high court's ruling overturned the previous ruling from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Sacramento that said the law violated minors' rights under the First Amendment.
The daughter of a 95-year-old leukemia patient said she was "emotionally distraught" after airport security officers forced her mother to remove her soiled adult diaper during a pat-down.
