Federal immigration raids risk destabilizing California’s economy by removing thousands of workers from key industries. The Los Angeles Times reports potential disruptions in agriculture, construction, and service sectors.
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Business Insider highlights 22 celebrities who have left Los Angeles, revealing their new hometowns and reasons for relocating. From seeking privacy to lifestyle changes, these moves mark a shift away from Hollywood’s spotlight.
US importers are increasingly relying on customs brokers to manage complex Trump-era tariffs, absorbing added costs to ensure compliance and avoid delays, according to a Reuters report.
Asia’s jet fuel exports to the US West Coast are set to reach a one-year high in May, driven by rising travel demand and tight regional supplies, Reuters reports. This boost reflects shifting market dynamics amid global energy trends.
Los Angeles wildfires have destroyed thousands of homes, forcing mass evacuations. The death toll has risen to 10, with firefighters struggling to contain the rapidly spreading blazes amid extreme weather conditions.
Business leaders nationwide are retreating from diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts amid activist backlash. However, Costco stands out by maintaining strong DEI commitments, defying the trend.
California’s economy is feeling immediate impacts from recent immigration raids, with businesses facing worker shortages and reduced productivity, according to a Los Angeles Times report. The disruptions threaten local industries.
‘Erewhon 2.0’ is set to expand with three new locations opening in 2025, signaling major growth for the popular health-focused grocery chain. The Los Angeles Times reports this move aims to meet rising demand.
The Los Angeles Times reports that the estimated cost of fire damage has surged past $250 billion, highlighting the escalating economic toll of recent wildfires across the U.S. Experts warn of growing risks ahead.
COMMENTARY: California Gov. Newsom cannot block tax payments to the U.S. government, but the state contributes far more in federal taxes than it receives in return, fueling ongoing debates about fiscal fairness.
If you lost your home or business in the recent wildfires, immediate steps include contacting emergency services, securing temporary shelter, and reaching out to relief organizations. Essential resources and support are available to help you recover.
In a recent column, the Los Angeles Times defends Karen Bass against unfounded criticisms comparing her to Nero. The article urges Bass to demonstrate strong leadership amid current challenges, emphasizing a critical test ahead.
The recent LA fires have spotlighted significant challenges for insurers, potentially reshaping risk assessment and coverage policies. Harvard Business Review explores how these disasters could drive industry-wide reforms.
ICE conducted a major operation in Los Angeles, resulting in 212 arrests and 122 notices of inspection. The enforcement action targeted immigration violations, highlighting ongoing efforts to bolster border security.
Los Angeles businesses must file their annual City Business Tax by February 29. PwC reminds companies to comply timely to avoid penalties. Prepare filings early to ensure smooth processing.
EY US has named Arad Levertov, CEO of Sunbit, as a 2025 Entrepreneur Of The Year® Greater Los Angeles Award winner, recognizing his innovative leadership in the financial technology sector.
The Los Angeles Business Journal’s “Top 100 Accountants | 2022 RECAP” highlights the city’s leading accounting professionals and firms, recognizing excellence in financial expertise and client service across diverse industries.
The Los Angeles Pilot Service ensures safe navigation for vessels entering and leaving the Port of Los Angeles. Expert pilots guide ships through busy waterways, supporting the port’s critical role in global trade and commerce.
U.S. job growth outpaces forecasts as hiring surges across sectors, driving the unemployment rate down. Analysts highlight strong labor market momentum, signaling economic resilience amid ongoing challenges.
The Los Angeles wildfires have caused an estimated $250 billion in damage. The financial burden falls on insurance companies, state funds, utility firms, and federal aid programs, sparking debates on accountability and prevention.