Hahn: Proposed NFL Stadium May Cut Into Convention Center
Councilwoman Janice Hahn is calling for a comprehensive study of the economic fallout from plans to lure an NFL team to Los Angeles with a brand-new stadium.
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Councilwoman Janice Hahn is calling for a comprehensive study of the economic fallout from plans to lure an NFL team to Los Angeles with a brand-new stadium.
The Los Angeles Fire Department is kicking off 2011 by further reducing staffing to help save money.
The ninth consecutive daily increase pushed the average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline to its highest amount since Oct. 19, 2008.
The actor warns our plugged-in society has become so dependent on gizmos that "people are going to lose their noodle" should any widespread power outage ever occur in the U.S.
Author Farrah Gray visited KCAL 9 Wednesday to discuss his new book, Reallionaire: Nine Steps to Becoming Rich from the Inside Out.
For the first time since 2006, the state saw gains in construction jobs for two straight months, but Gov. Schwarzenegger says far too many Californians remain out of work.
City Administrative Officer Miguel Santana warns that the fiscal health of Los Angeles may potentially worsen even more if a plan to privatize parking garages fails to pass.
A study from Pepperdine University suggests business owners are more likely to ramp up hiring in 2011, but banks and other lenders may not be so bullish.
New state government reforms and a revived housing market along the coast could put California's economy on a strong footing when it finishes its long, slow slog through a sluggish recovery.
Tough times for the economy has hit a local annual procession by Mexican immigrants, who are now hopping on the Metro to save money.
Most Los Angeles nonprofits are in an ongoing struggle with declining revenue and increased demand, according to a new report from the UCLA School of Public Affairs.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are back to work after the long Thanksgiving holiday, and millions of Americans are eagerly waiting for their elected representatives to extend jobless benefits before they are set to expire.
A new survey says this Christmas may see the return of traditional perks such as gift certificates, office parties and even bigger paychecks.
It was a gloomy month for the housing market as both home sales and prices took a dive from their 2009 marks.
There may be more kids crying in store aisles this Christmas season as a new survey suggests moms have begun to slash spending across the board.
With over 1,800 business and only about 90 residents, officials say it's time to quit operating Vernon like a "fiefdom" and annex the city.
Deep budget cuts that have already forced layoffs for over 100 staffers could shut down some libraries if voters don't approve more funds.
The U.S. automaker says the dealership — complete with five-story-tall glass tower and digital messaging — marks Chrysler's official return to the downtown Los Angeles area.
A new study says stress levels among Southland residents are higher than the national average, fueled primarily by money concerns, work and even rising obesity.
Are you struggling to make your mortgage payments and have a loan with Fannie Mae? A new help center is opening in Culver City that may help you avoid foreclosure.
Depositors can continue to access their money at Western Commercial Bank in Woodland Hills today after it was taken over by regulators on Friday.
The government says the economy added morethan 150,000 jobs last month, but millions still face the end of jobless benefits and millions more have lost hope of ever finding a job.
U.S. automakers have struggled through a financial crisis and the longest recession in history, but analysts say a new generation of plugged-in consumers could sink Detroit for good.
Have you noticed your food shopping bill going up? Analysts say if you haven't yet, you will soon.
The so-called "Local Preference Ordinance" would create an estimated 10,000 jobs by lowering bids by locals 8 percent over those of outsiders.
