Los Angeles Times

Mark Zuckerberg and other tech moguls have been purchasing property outside of California.

Mark Walter won a competition to buy the Dodgers. Now the runner-up is interested in buying the Dodgers if Walter decides to sell the team.

New York-founded coffee shop Blank Street has opened its first L.A. location in Studio City with automatic machines that can produce eight simultaneous espresso shots, up to 700 per hour. But residents are split on whether the chain benefits the neighborhood.

Stone Brewing and Bumble Bee Foods announce layoffs.

The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating a Nicolas Cage movie that went missing at Netflix last month. Producer Simon Afram has sued Netflix seeking economic damages of more than $100 million.

The booming business of sports has attracted a flood of private equity investment and even the most notable franchises require the influx of cash to keep up in the arms race.

Spectrum, which closed its deal to buy Cox this week, would like to exit the regional sports channel business.

In their labor talks, baseball owners want to get richer and players want to hold on to their gains

A record $366 billion was invested in California startups, fueled largely by the AI mania

Jerry Sharell alleges in a lawsuit that he was 'intentionally excluded" from a group of 20 employees who migrated to Texas because he is openly "homosexual" and was later singled out before being put on hiatus.

With the $34.5-billion purchase, Cox customers in San Diego, Las Vegas and Phoenix will soon get Spectrum service — and the Dodgers channel, ending a long TV drought

After 4,560 days, the Dodgers blackout for Cox Communications customers is over. Fans subscribing to the network will be able to watch SportsNet LA.

Legal disputes and financial chaos have made the LAX people mover train a construction fiasco, raising doubts about when it will ever be finished.

The size of New York's tech talent workforce surpassed the San Francisco Bay Area for the first time as tech companies lay off workers, a new report from CBRE shows.

New evidence from government investigators and court filings raise questions about Southern California Edison's claim that it operated its electrical system safely before last year's deadly Eaton fire.

Paramount's merger with Warner Bros. Discovery could lead to massive job losses, battering an already fragile L.A. entertainment economy.

State Farm is paying roughly $100 to millions of auto insurance holders as part of a $5-billion cash-back dividend.

Buying a home costs more than $2,000 a month more than renting in the L.A. area

Mahender Makhijani, an Orange County real estate investor accused of criminal bank fraud, will remain in jail pending trial after a judge found he made death threats against a witness.

CAA's chief executive warned state leaders that a corporate tax credit cap threatens the state's film and TV jobs program.