A new collection of 32 vintage photos exposes Los Angeles before strict pollution laws, revealing smog-choked skies and industrial haze. These images highlight the city’s transformation post-regulation.
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Don Hankey, a Los Angeles billionaire and auto financing mogul, made headlines by posting the $250,000 appeal bond for former President Donald Trump. Known for his discreet philanthropy, Hankey’s support highlights his influence beyond business.
The latest report from Sourcing Journal highlights Los Angeles’ denim manufacturing landscape, revealing a resurgence fueled by local demand and innovative sustainable practices, positioning the city as a key hub in the U.S. denim industry.
As a major hub for global trade, Los Angeles faces potential disruptions following the imposition of Trump-era tariffs. The city’s ports and industries brace for challenges ahead amid shifting trade policies.
The forecast for damages from recent LA fires has tripled to $150 billion, intensifying California’s mounting insurance crisis. Experts warn the state faces an existential threat as insurers pull back coverage, risking widespread economic fallout.
The most horrific wildfires in recent US history share a common factor: extreme weather fueled by climate change. Experts warn that rising temperatures and prolonged droughts intensify these devastating blazes.
Hollywood Park in Inglewood emerges as a transformative hub, blending retail, entertainment, and sports. This ambitious development bolsters local economy and reshapes Los Angeles’ business landscape.
Investigators are probing potential ignition sources in multiple Californian wildfires, determining whether natural causes or human activity sparked the blazes. Authorities continue to assess damage and risk as they search for answers.
US pharmacy chain Rite Aid is set to operate as a private company following its emergence from bankruptcy, Reuters reports. The move aims to revitalize the business and improve financial stability.
Early estimates suggest Los Angeles wildfires may become the costliest in US history, with extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. Recovery efforts intensify as officials assess the full impact.
Residential real estate agents in Los Angeles achieved a record-setting year in 2023, driven by high demand and rising home prices, according to the Los Angeles Business Journal. Market activity reached unprecedented levels.
Tesla has raised alarms over potential retaliatory tariffs in an unsigned letter, highlighting risks to its supply chain and operations. The concern signals growing tensions in trade policy, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
Natural disasters are forcing insurance companies to face unprecedented claims, raising concerns about their financial stability. Experts warn that escalating losses could push some insurers to the brink of collapse.
California’s FAIR Plan, the insurer of last resort for wildfire-prone homes, faces possible bailout after devastating L.A. fires. Claims surge raises concerns over the program’s financial stability, officials say.
Kikkoman U.S.A. unveiled its sustainable business strategies at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles, highlighting eco-friendly practices and innovation that drive long-term growth and environmental stewardship.
A UK native shares her eye-opening experience moving to Los Angeles for love. She describes facing unprecedented culture shock navigating the stark contrasts in lifestyle, pace, and social norms between the UK and LA.
Special Report: Donations in Los Angeles are lagging behind inflation, impacting local nonprofits’ ability to meet rising costs. The Los Angeles Business Journal highlights growing financial challenges for charitable organizations.
California is at the heart of the nation’s egg supply crisis due to strict regulations, disease outbreaks, and rising demand. The state’s challenges are driving price hikes and supply disruptions nationwide.
Former President Trump has ordered a 100% tariff on foreign-made movies, aiming to protect the “dying” Hollywood industry. The move sparks debate on trade and cultural impacts, Reuters reports.
Several major U.S. companies are scaling back diversity initiatives amid economic pressures and shifting political climates, raising concerns about the future of workplace inclusion efforts. The Los Angeles Times explores why.