Feds Warn Shoppers: Knockoffs Harder To Detect In Digital Age
As the Christmas shopping season kicks into high gear, federal officials Friday warned consumers that detecting counterfeit goods is getting tougher as more products are sold online.
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As the Christmas shopping season kicks into high gear, federal officials Friday warned consumers that detecting counterfeit goods is getting tougher as more products are sold online.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is partnered with the FDA to anticipate potential threats to an issue of national security: the food supply.
TSA's decision to allow passengers to go through the pre-check screening line designed for those with approved security clearance, some say, is compromising safety.
Unemployment in Los Angeles County held steady at 8 percent in October, compared to the previous month, the state Employment Development Department reported Friday.
Consumers will pay about $3.3 billion and shareholders will pay about $1.4 billion under a settlement approved Thursday on costs stemming from the premature closure of the San Onofre nuclear power plant.
Among the nearly 1,000 cars on display at the 2014 LA Auto Show, a growing number of the most buzzed-about debuts are plug-in hybrids.
University of California students rallied Tuesday to protest proposed tuition hikes in Westwood and Irvine.
Checking out of town this holiday? Stayful.com is based in Southern California and helps travelers looking for an unforgettable experience find boutique hotels for as much as 30 percent off the online rate.
Everywhere you look, it seems some star is showing off their assets.
Officials from the U.S. Postal Service confirmed Monday a cyber attack that may have compromised the personal information of its employees and customers.
Brands are creating jeans that sculpt, shape and lift, even if customers don't have much junk in the trunk.
The power company blacked out 2,486 addresses in the vicinity of Ramsdell Drive, east of Heacock Street, and 1,653 addresses in an area south of Black Walnut Street at the Moreno Valley Unified School District.
The U.S. attorney in Los Angeles said in a statement Friday that some of the lenses involved in the crackdown — dubbed "Operation Cat Eyes" — were contaminated with bacteria that can cause blindness.
"She was very feisty and full of life," but Katheryn Barton said her mother's life was cut short, the day after she turned 90, after she was given the wrong prescription medication.
LeTote.com is a subscription-based clothing service that allows women to crowd-source their closet by reusing and sharing outfits. The concept is similar to Rent The Runway and similar e-commerce services, but users can buy products they want to keep, at discounted prices.
