Made In America Music Festival Rocks Los Angeles
Downtown Los Angeles' inaugural outdoor music festival got underway Saturday despite concerns from residents about possible security and traffic issues.
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Downtown Los Angeles' inaugural outdoor music festival got underway Saturday despite concerns from residents about possible security and traffic issues.
California lawmakers have approved a measure that would make the state the first to impose a statewide ban on single-use plastic bags.
A judge has blocked a marijuana farmers market in Los Angeles and ordered organizers to shut down their business.
More people, both locally and nationally, are making a quick getaway this Labor Day holiday weekend, and in greater numbers since 2008.
California lawmakers passed a key hurdle Thursday in imposing the nation's first statewide ban on single-use plastic bags.
Drivers providing services for ride-sharing companies such as Lyft and Uber would have to carry a minimum level of insurance under a compromise the state Senate approved Wednesday.
On a hot summer day, nearly two dozen Chinese tourists descended from a white shuttle bus for an afternoon of shopping at one of Southern California's signature upscale malls.
From Tuesday through Friday, Sept. 5, the ride-sharing service will be testing out uberFRESH in Santa Monica.
The Assembly on Monday rejected legislation that would make California the first state to impose a ban on single-use plastic bags, but the bill could be heard again later this week.
Lottery officials said a Mega Millions jackpot ticket sold in Riverside County is worth $180 million.
A Southern California hot sauce plant that came under fire for its spicy odors is throwing open its doors to the public.
Corona is recalling select packages of its 12-ounce clear glass bottles of Corona Extra because they might contain small particles of glass.
The jars of raw almond butters at Trader Joe's often find their way into shoppers' carts as a lower-fat alternative to peanut butter.
An increasing number of Southern Californians are willing to give up their grass to help conserve water – and to take advantage of a doubled lawn removal rebate.
Foreign dog breeders have gone unregulated for years, shipping puppies so young and so sick that one in four died before reaching a U.S. airport, animal welfare workers say.
