Elon University students honored Martin Luther King Jr. Day by volunteering across Los Angeles, participating in community service projects to give back and promote Dr. King’s legacy of unity and justice.
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Kiko Kostadinov has opened his first US store in Los Angeles, marking a significant step in the brand’s international expansion. The new location aims to strengthen its presence in the competitive American fashion market.
The economic impact of recent Los Angeles fires extends beyond the loss of homes, affecting local businesses, infrastructure, and tourism. Recovery costs may reach billions, highlighting widespread financial repercussions.
U.S. hiring slowed notably in January, signaling economic caution. California faces added pressure as looming government and aid cuts threaten to dampen its job market outlook, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Elon University students joined the MLK Day of Service in Los Angeles, engaging in community projects to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of service and social justice.
The Game Business Live takes place Monday, June 9, in Los Angeles, bringing together industry leaders to discuss trends, challenges, and opportunities in gaming. Keynotes and panels will spotlight innovation and business strategies.
The Los Angeles Times reports that key departments investigating Elon Musk have faced budget cuts attributed to DOGE influence and policies from the Trump administration, raising concerns over regulatory oversight.
Cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles has plummeted 35% following the imposition of new tariffs, disrupting trade flow and raising concerns for supply chains, according to NPR reports.
Halloween is spooking up big business for Los Angeles retailers this year. Shops across the city report soaring sales in costumes, decorations, and candy as consumers embrace the spooky season with enthusiasm.
Los Angeles fires reveal vulnerabilities in the US housing market, exposing inflated home prices as damage highlights risks overlooked by buyers and investors, raising concerns about market stability and valuation.
Hackers may have stolen the Social Security numbers of every American, raising severe identity theft risks. Experts urge immediate steps to monitor credit, update passwords, and enable fraud alerts to protect personal data.
Forever 21 is closing all U.S. stores after 40 years, marking the end of an era for the fashion retailer. This move comes amid shifting market trends and financial challenges, signaling major changes in retail.
US refiners are considering a shift to alternative lighter crude oils amid concerns over potential tariffs on imports tied to the Trump administration’s trade policies, Reuters reports. This move aims to mitigate costs and supply risks.
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the use of the National Guard for ICE raids will end tomorrow at noon amid ongoing protests in Los Angeles. The move marks a shift in state response to federal immigration enforcement.
Wildfires are rapidly spreading across Los Angeles, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate as flames consume homes and land. Emergency crews battle to contain the blaze amid extreme weather conditions.
First, residents lost their home insurance amid rising wildfire risks. Then, devastating L.A. fires consumed their properties, leaving many uninsured and grappling with immense losses, highlighting a growing crisis in wildfire-prone areas.
SEIU President David Huerta was released on $50,000 bond following his arrest during an ICE raid, ABC7 Los Angeles reports. Details surrounding the charges remain unclear as the investigation continues.
Column highlights a crucial reform to fix U.S. healthcare: expanding price transparency. Experts say clear, upfront costs could empower patients and drive down soaring medical expenses nationwide.
A new support network for UK businesses has launched in Southern California, following an LAEDC report revealing UK firms employ over 52,000 people in greater Los Angeles. The initiative aims to boost growth and collaboration.
The Supreme Court upheld the TikTok ban, intensifying scrutiny on the app’s ties to China. The decision paves the way for increased government restrictions and could impact TikTok’s operations in the U.S. further.