California Delegation To Visit Texas, Study Job Growth
A Republican-led group of California lawmakers and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom will head to Texas next week to hear from businesses that left the state.
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A Republican-led group of California lawmakers and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom will head to Texas next week to hear from businesses that left the state.
A proposed law to keep your online habits private may face strong opposition from online advertisers and trade groups.
A study has concluded that average apartment rents in Los Angeles County are expected to decline by 3.2 percent by the end of next year.
Amway has agreed to redeem more than $20 million in gift cards to settle a lawsuit claiming they improperly included a redemption date.
The Grammys are about to get a lot more competitive: The Recording Academy is reducing the number of categories by more than 30.
California lawmakers are taking a step toward enacting what would be the nation's first law forcing rental car companies to pull recalled vehicles off the road.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is cutting its budget more than $400 million by imposing a hiring freeze, reducing nonessential training and eliminating take-home vehicles for executives.
Netflix will start streaming the hit TV series "Mad Men" in a multi-year deal the online movie rental company struck with Lions Gate, the show's producer.
California-based Diamond Foods Inc. took its biggest bite yet of the snack business with a $1.5 billion deal to buy the Pringles brand from Procter & Gamble Co.
Local ordinances require dogs and cats over the age of four months to be spayed or neutered and to be "microchipped" with a tiny computer chip that identifies the animal and its owner.
It's going to cost you nearly $9,000 to keep up your midsized sedan, according to a new survey.
Southwest Airlines Co. said Tuesday it finished inspecting its grounded older planes and five of them have cracks in the aluminum skin.
The Obama administration is aiming to prevent meat recalls by withholding meat and poultry products from grocery store shelves until government testing is complete.
The MPAA says Zediva claims it is like a brick-and-mortar DVD "rental" store and therefore not obligated to pay licensing fees to copyright holders.
The salmonella strain that prompted a recall of nearly 55,000 pounds of frozen raw turkey burgers last week is resistant to many commonly prescribed antibiotics, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
