One store’s apparently not enough for this LA neighborhood — so Trader Joe’s built a twin across the street.
Restaurants in Altadena, Malibu, Glendale, and other cities will use the funds to rebuild and pay expenses.
The tourism industry $30 minimum wage was opposed by hoteliers and some business owners.
Empowering Tri-County residents with no-cost pathways into skilled trades
The LA Times owner praised the summit as “wonderful” while sharing the stage with bin Salman, whose regime was tied to a reporter's murder.
Millions of Californians shopping for groceries, sporting and home goods, and clothes could start seeing the higher price tags within weeks.
Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation announces the addition of three esteemed professionals to its Board of Directors.
A decade after its Grove debut, the popup space opens in Glendale with a Korean cult favorite as its first tenant.
Achieving Excellence program offers leaders tools and support to advance organization's performance and capacity
Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation (Cabrillo EDC) is thrilled to announce the debut of its "Little Free Libraries" project.
As the housing market continues to evolve, more homeowners are opting to transform their "starter homes" into "forever homes"
The opening is one of several planned for new stores in Southern California.
Discover how LA businesses can streamline operations and scale faster with efficient warehousing and 3PL solutions.
The suit alleged the bar's staff "would knowingly allow Ron Jeremy to use the employees' restroom to sexually assault female patrons."
Los Angeles is Zoox’s sixth testing market.
The Labor and Workforce Development Agency received written notices from the employees but it's unclear whether they plan to investigate.
The 10 percent across-the-board tariff hike takes effect Saturday, affecting prices on everything from shoes and appliances to toilet paper.
McDonald's first adult happy meal collaboration with scannable in-game experiences comes out this week with the Minecraft movie.
The closures are part of a series of cost-cutting moves by the company in a challenging economic climate for brick and mortar retailers.
The Workforce Development Board of Ventura County is launching a groundbreaking initiative to train 250 low- and moderate-income individuals
Some would-be customers said they planned to boycott République.
As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, homeowners and renters alike are looking to refresh their outdoor spaces for spring.
Five years ago, FreeSpeakers.org launched in Los Angeles and Orange County with a mission to connect community groups with expert speakers.
After 100 years — serving free coffee and never locking its doors for most of those years — The Original Paltry has closed.
Catch up with the latest CA consumer and business news, plus under-the-radar stories and the week's best sales and freebies.
Shuki pivoted from eco-friendly goods seller to affiliate marketing during the pandemic.
The fast fashion retailer plans to lay off hundreds of people at its California headquarters as it heads toward a second bankruptcy.
Called Protector, it allows users to book armed guards and black car transportation through the app.
With spring just around the corner, many people are gearing up for the annual tradition of spring cleaning, and PODS® is here to simplify.
Immigration lawyer Kim Luu-Ng told the Los Angeles Times that restaurants make for “super easy targets.”
Holbox has a Michelin star and is located in a food hall in South Central Los Angeles.
In-N-Out is in the midst of a major shakeup as it consolidates its West Coast operations and readies a new "Eastern territory" office.
The moves come as President Donald Trump has made his opposition to DEI efforts a central talking point during his first weeks in office.
Dozens of stores have begun 60 percent-off sales across the state for brands including Quicksilver, Billabong, Roxy and Volcom.
SCE acknowledged its equipment may have played a role in Sylmar's Hurst Fire and is exploring "the possibility" of a role in the Eaton Fire.
The billionaire developer says it's his "responsibility" to lead rebuilding efforts after the Palisades and Eaton fires.
Employees who have been with the paper — which axed 20% of its newsroom last year — for two years or longer are eligible for the buyout.
The company said the fires “will collectively be the costliest in the history of the company.”
The celebrity chef's latest venture will open in the spring, according to Eater LA.
Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation recently announced it has received a $175,000 contribution from U.S. Bank