Los Angeles Times

President Trump's tariffs are upending crop trading, delaying tractor purchases and constraining imports of chemical supplies into the United States.

Lawyers filing the lawsuit cite an investigation by The Times in which the testing of soil samples at homes found toxic heavy metals in excess of California standards.

Mexican business leaders and executives lauded statements from Apollo Global Management Chief Executive Marc Rowan emphasizing the need for a trade partnership between the U.S. and Mexico.

The Vernon plant where Farmer John hot dogs were made will soon be cranking out millions of pounds of meat sticks for a Southern California snack food company.

Although the White House called the trade deal a 'milestone,' U.S. officials also described it as merely the 'end of the beginning' of talks involving the trade relationship with Britain.

The Warner Bros. studio struggled in the quarter, but the company's streaming unit grew by 5.3 million subscribers.

The Army Corps was tasked with cleaning up residences in the fire zones, but not commercial properties. In Altadena, this has left business districts stuck in a toxic limbo.

With a demand that vaccine boosters be tested against placebos, RFK Jr. puts an old antivaccine claim at the forefront of government health policy.

CBS unveiled its new programming lineup amid great uncertainty. Its parent company is struggling to close its sale to David Ellison's Skydance Media.

The Abu Dhabi park announcement came as Walt Disney Co. said domestic theme park attendance and streaming helped power its earnings for the fiscal second quarter.

With the first of several wage hikes for airport and hotel workers scheduled to go into effect on July 1, a coalition of L.A. business leaders has urged the City Council to hold off on the increases.