Motorola To Sell Xoom Wi-Fi Tablet For $599
Motorola Mobility says it will start selling a Wi-Fi-only version of its Xoom tablet computer for $599 on March 27.
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Motorola Mobility says it will start selling a Wi-Fi-only version of its Xoom tablet computer for $599 on March 27.
After customers complained that their kids were racking up hundreds of dollars worth of purchases inside iPhone and iPad games, Apple has changed how these purchases are authorized.
The Federal Transit Administration is investigating a Los Angeles bus riders advocacy group complaint that transit service cuts discriminate against the poor and minorities.
Startup Zediva Inc. is trying to disrupt the increasingly competitive movie-streaming market by offering viewers a chance -- for $1.99 a pop -- to watch flicks through an Internet connection as soon as they are out on DVD.
As lawmakers prepare to vote on Gov. Jerry Brown's state budget plan, a new poll finds support for his proposal to let voters decide whether to continue tax increases to help close California's budget deficit.
Board members of the nation's largest public pension fund on Tuesday rejected a proposal to reduce its forecast of future investment returns, avoiding the politically sensitive move of demanding more money from state or local governments this year.
The California Teachers Association is reporting that school districts so far have issued nearly 19,000 layoff notices to teachers amid uncertainty over the state budget.
Animals in Los Angeles County, especially those that are bred or housed in pet stores, will now have better protection under a new ordinance.
California teachers are rallying across the state to protest layoffs and call on state lawmakers to support Gov. Jerry Brown's budget plan.
A tracking firm says Southern California's median home price was unchanged in February from its year-ago level of $275,000 and up less than two percent from $270,000 in January.
EBay Inc. is tweaking the requirements for avoiding "listing" fees when auctioning items on its site, letting users list up to 50 items each month at any starting price and allowing them to add the "Buy it Now" option to listings for free.
Gas prices are still hovering near $4 a gallon in Southern California, but oil prices slumped below $98 a barrel Tuesday as traders braced for the worst in Japan, where a third explosion in as many days at an earthquake-damaged nuclear plant triggered a radiation leak.
Health Net Inc. says that several server drives containing personal information about members and employees are "unaccounted for" from its data center.
Time Warner Cable is launching the first iPad application from a cable or satellite company that plays live TV.
Mounting concerns over the impact of the massive earthquake in Japan are pushing stocks lower in midday trading. The earthquake and tsunami along Japan's northeast coast killed thousands and has raised fears of a slowdown in the world's third-largest economy.
