AP Source: MLB Wants More Access To Dodgers' Papers
Major League Baseball wants more complete access to documents on the Los Angeles Dodgers' finances, a person familiar with the investigation of the team tells The Associated Press.
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Major League Baseball wants more complete access to documents on the Los Angeles Dodgers' finances, a person familiar with the investigation of the team tells The Associated Press.
Various meat labels approved by the USDA have left many consumers confused and questioning their true meaning.
As gas prices head toward $5 a gallon, an expo on alternative fuels and clean cars arrives in the Southland — but are shoppers ready to dump the pump?
If you are required to pay your vehicle license fees in July or even August, you may be getting a break – at least for now.
Roughly 150,000 vehicles are being recalled to verify that their steering shafts and transmission linkage were installed properly.
Apple is updating the iPhone to reduce the amount of time the device stores information about its users' whereabouts.
A case against former Bell officials alleging waste of public funds has been thrown out in a ruling.
Small cars sold briskly in the U.S. last month, as gasoline prices topped $4 a gallon and some buyers worried about shortages of Japanese-made vehicles.
If you're looking for images of the al-Qaida leader's gory death, don't bother: not only do they not exist, but the search could hurt infect your computer.
Apple is upgrading its iMac line of desktop computers with faster processors, higher-resolution cameras and a new type of data port.
New books on Osama bin Laden and the Navy SEAL unit that killed him are coming soon.
The Committee to Protect Journalists says governments worldwide are developing new tools to censor reporters as the media increasingly moves online.
The famous ice cream duo is putting their cool treats on wheels, offering free scoops to Angelenos starting Monday, May 2.
Stocks lost some of their early gains and turned mixed Monday despite the death of Osama bin Laden, several strong earnings reports and a major drug industry acquisition.
Passengers at LAX and other airports around the country are facing a travel alert Monday morning after the death of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
