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A company in Gardena is promising to save Los Angeles time and money with a cost-saving repair system - if city leaders get on board.
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A company in Gardena is promising to save Los Angeles time and money with a cost-saving repair system - if city leaders get on board.
The move would be a huge blow to California's economy.
Gov. Jerry Brown Friday issued an executive order to increase California's drought actions.
Taco Bell is going upscale! The Irvine-based fast food chain is unveiling its new alter-ego, U.S. Taco.
Summer Infant, Inc., has announced the voluntary recall of roughly 800,000 baby video monitors.
Hundreds of Angelenos converged on the steps of City Hall to call attention to what they say is a lack of affordable housing in Los Angeles.
Captain America continues to vanquish box office foes, triumphing in ticket sales for the third consecutive week and beating formidable contender Johnny Depp.
What was supposed to be a cheap bite at Del Taco turned out to be small fortune for some Southern California customers.
When it first started in 1999, Coachella was a couple of stages and a dance tent. Tickets were $65. A few dusty stands sold hot dogs and Cokes. It was the end of grunge and the start of a new millennium, and it was all about the music. All for one weekend.
More than two-thirds of the states reported job gains in March, as hiring has improved for much of the country during what has been a sluggish but sustained 4 1/2-year recovery.
Drivers who use the 73, 133, 241 and 261 Toll Roads in Orange County will no longer be able to pay with cash starting next month.
The shipping giant and the operator of the tour bus involved both released statements following the collision that killed 10 people and injured dozens on Interstate 5 near the city of Orland.
Just days after Toyota announced it's recalling more than six million vehicles, BMW says there may be problems with 156,000 sedans and SUVs in the United States.
A growing number of California doctors are charging their insured patients extra fees to cover everyday office expenses - a practice that's illegal under most health care policies, according to KNX1070's investigative reporter Charles Feldman.
The organization that runs a shuttered dog park in downtown Los Angeles' arts district is hoping for enough donations to reopen the popular pooch hangout.
