California promised to ease insurance burdens for wildfire victims but instead created loopholes that leave many exposed. Critics say the state’s measures fall short, benefiting insurers over homeowners.
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Boyle Heights residents join the nationwide Jan. 30 strike, demanding justice and systemic change. The community mobilizes to raise awareness and push for action on social and economic issues impacting their lives.
Yamamotoyama, showcased at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles, reveals its secret to business sustainability: blending centuries-old green tea traditions with eco-friendly practices, ensuring quality and environmental care for future generations.
A Beverly Hills firm that hires paid protesters faces a lawsuit accusing it of extortion. The case sheds light on the controversial practice of orchestrated demonstrations for profit.
Data center construction is surging across the U.S., reshaping local economies and infrastructure. Business Insider’s interactive map reveals where new facilities are rapidly rising—are you living near one? Explore the growth hotspots now.
US pump prices have surged to $4 a gallon amid escalating tensions in Iran, disrupting global energy supplies and driving fuel costs higher, Reuters reports. The conflict intensifies concerns over market stability.
The LA Clippers have traded center Ivica Zubac to the Indiana Pacers, highlighting the harsh realities of the ruthless basketball business, where tough decisions often overshadow loyalty and team chemistry.
Aer Lingus’ A330-200 Business Class on the Dublin to Los Angeles route offers a blend of comfort and service. Our latest review highlights the cabin’s spacious seats, inflight amenities, and overall flight experience.
Mars Food is the latest major company to exit the Los Angeles area, citing rising costs and operational challenges. The move underscores ongoing business shifts as firms seek more favorable markets.
Tricky negotiations have begun on a new trade pact among the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Key issues include tariffs, labor rights, and environmental standards, as all parties seek common ground in a complex economic landscape.
California gas prices are already soaring, and tensions from the Iran conflict threaten further spikes. Experts warn consumers to brace for higher fuel costs as geopolitical risks disrupt global oil supply.
Yamaha is exiting California after nearly 50 years, relocating operations to streamline logistics and reduce costs. The move marks the end of a significant era for the Los Angeles-based facility, impacting local employment and industry presence.
Ian Kang has been recognized as one of the “Leaders of Influence: Minority CPAs 2026” by the Los Angeles Business Journal, highlighting his impact and leadership within the accounting industry.
The iconic US Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles is on the market, with estimates valuing the sale at around $700 million, sources reveal. The landmark’s potential deal marks a significant shift in the city’s commercial real estate landscape.
State records reveal 89 hospice companies registered at a single Los Angeles office plaza. CBS News investigated the unusual concentration, raising questions about oversight and industry practices in the region.
Several Los Angeles companies are feeling the impact of escalating trade tensions, facing supply chain disruptions and increased costs. The trade war is reshaping local business strategies and market dynamics.
Despite an overall decline in Chinese visits to the U.S., Los Angeles remains a top destination for Chinese tourists. The city’s attractions and cultural ties continue to draw significant interest from travelers, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Law firm Weil is expanding into the Los Angeles market, marking a significant move to enhance its West Coast presence. The firm aims to tap into the region’s growing legal demand and high-profile clientele.
A 79-year-old US citizen alleges ICE agents body-slammed him at his business, prompting a $50 million lawsuit. The incident raises questions about enforcement tactics and civil rights protections.
Soaring gas prices in California are accelerating the shift to electric vehicles, boosting EV sales and charging infrastructure demand as consumers seek cost-effective, environmentally friendly alternatives.