Calif. Jobless Rate Likely To Spur More Foreclosures
As long as unemployment stays high in California, more people will likely be forced out of their homes by foreclosure, a state panel warned on Monday.
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As long as unemployment stays high in California, more people will likely be forced out of their homes by foreclosure, a state panel warned on Monday.
The government is telling half of the U.S. population to drastically cut their daily salt intake.
Oil prices moved up to near $90 a barrel Monday as anti-government protests continued to rock Egypt and threatened to spread unrest across the oil-rich Middle East.
Serene Branson draws influence from Down Under for this week's "Dine On A Dime".
Eight Southern California hospitals have joined a fee-based program that enables its participants to schedule an emergency room visit, it was reported Sunday.
With patience and paperwork, thousands of people lined up at the L.A. Sports Arena Sunday to try and refinance their mortgage through the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA).
A Central California company is recalling four brands of fresh cilantro because they may be contaminated with salmonella.
An Inland Empire merchant says he has no plans to eliminate the import and sale of lion steaks, kangaroo roasts and alpaca burgers.
Taco Bell went big and bold to respond to a lawsuit claiming its taco filling can't be called beef, buying up newspaper ads Friday that trumpet "Thank you for suing us."
You can already 'friend' D.A. Tonny Rakaucas on Facebook and of course he's on twitter - now Chief of Staff Susan Kang Schroeder says they decided to go one step further.
News Corp. is now set to unveil the world's first iPad-only newspaper, The Daily, in New York next Wednesday.
The version of Google's Android software meant for tablet computers is creeping closer. It will include a fresh look and updated Web browser and keyboard.
Toyota recalled nearly 1.7 million cars worldwide Wednesday for fuel leaks, the latest in a ballooning number of quality problems that could add another dent to its tarnished reputation in the crucial U.S. market.
Several California mayors, including Antonio Villaraigosa, will meet with Gov. Jerry Brown Wednesday and ask him to balance the state's budget without eliminating municipal redevelopment agencies and enterprise zones.
The Santa Monica City Council has approved a ban on single-use plastic bags.
