Health Care Reforms Take Effect In LA
Months after a raucous and some say divisive national debate, the Obama administration's controversial health care overhaul is here. So what does it mean for you?
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Months after a raucous and some say divisive national debate, the Obama administration's controversial health care overhaul is here. So what does it mean for you?
With mortgage rates at record lows, it may be the right time to buy a home. Just don't expect your personal data to be kept as private as before.
Drugmaker Abbott Laboratories said Wednesday it is recalling millions of containers of its best-selling Similac infant formula that may be contaminated with insect parts.
Sushi Zo scored the "top food" award, while Pizzeria Mozza was deemed "most popular" in the Zagat Guide's 2011 Los Angeles/ Southern California Restaurant Survey released Wednesday.
A statement Wednesday from U.S. Customs and Border Protection says sunglasses that have some design and logo similarities to Coach, Gucci and Armani shades were seized in the last two weeks at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Attorneys say police interfered with the First Amendment rights of over a dozen grocery workers during their 2004 labor dispute.
The one and only Debbie Reynolds joins us in the studio to talk about her new show.
Federal officials say California's response to last year's swine flu pandemic was fast and efficient, with most counties receiving shipments of vaccine within 24 hours of requesting it.
Cars won't be king in Los Angeles for at least one day.
The number of unemployed Californians increased slightly in August, creeping up one-tenth of a percentage point to 12.4 percent.
Health officials say all Californians older than 6 months should get the flu vaccine this year, broadening recommendations from previous years.
More California drivers are texting behind the wheel despite a state ban.
A Los Angeles company says it is voluntarily recalling ginger candy it imported from China because of an elevated level of lead.
The "happiest place on earth" just got a bit pricier.
Classrooms would have been off-limits, but under the proposed plan, students would have seen advertising in libraries, hallways and even cafeterias.
