Los Angeles Times

L.A. logged 4,171 on-location shoot days last quarter, down 4.8% from a year earlier, but tax-credit projects made up a growing share of TV and film work.

The longstanding Cuban-American bakery is bringing its signature cheese rolls and potato balls to a 50,000 square foot commercial development in Ontario.

After a stellar SpaceX earnings announcement, Chief Executive Elon Musk said the rocket company is considering a merger with Tesla, the electric car company he also helms.

Netflix releases its third-quarter earnings results after the market closes on Tuesday.

After a 2023 data breach and a bankruptcy and sale process in 2025, genetic testing company 23andMe will pay $6 million to settle allegations it did not protect customers' data.

Elon Musk pledged SpaceX shares to every American child, a day after Anthropic announced plans to allocate 5% of its equity to the public.

Why does a family with $500,000 in income feel financially strapped? It's not the price of groceries or gasoline, but lifestyle choices.

Netflix reported box office figures for the first time this weekend, with its theatrical release of the Spanish-language queer drama "La Bola Negra."

Nikola Corp.'s former CEO was indicted for fraud. His company's vehicles were the most heavily subsidized in California's $1-billion clean truck incentive program on average.

At least nine California federal lawmakers are among elected officials sent suspicious letters this week containing a white powdery substance.

Los Angeles residents have posted bills they called "outrageous," "insane" and "extremely crazy" over the past few weeks as summer charges hit mailboxes.

After years of delays, Elon Musk demonstrated the new Tesla Roadster in Texas on Thursday. Production won't actually begin until 2028.

AI companies are drawn to Culver City as Hollywood experiments with technology.

The billionaires' attack on California's wealth tax initiative shows why it's needed.

The 63-year-old bridge connecting San Pedro to Terminal Island is undergoing construction to replace its aging deck.

After complaints by January 2025 fire victims about withheld insurance payments, California regulators have ordered mortgage lenders to report on how they have handled the funds.

After a steady decline in sales, boutique producer Passaggio Wines joins a growing list of California wineries facing closures and layoffs.

A former longstanding member of the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., ends his four year legal battle with the organization behind the Golden Globes.

AI robots are roaming Ralphs in L.A. They are scanning inventory and the union is trying to stop them.

Westfield mall rolls out new food hall prototype