Los Angeles Times

Sen. Bill Cassidy's vote put RFK Jr. over the finish line in his quest to be secretary of Health and Human Services. Finally he's showing he realizes his mistake.

Southern California Edison hasn't accepted responsibility for igniting the deadly Eaton fire, but it is now offering each victim who lost their home hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to a draft of its planned compensation program.

Loyola Marymount University said it could end its engagement with the union by invoking its "constitutionally protected religious exemption" from the jurisdiction of the National Labor Relations Board.

The Trump administration canceled nearly half a billion dollars in funding for California's largest offshore wind project, but the state is persevering toward its ambitious goals.

City officials have obtained a permanent injunction against the long-vacant Hawthorne Plaza, which has served as a post-apocalyptic setting for music videos.

Waymo will partner with Lyft to bring autonomous taxi rides to Nashville in 2026, expanding its driverless service nationwide.

Staff cutbacks and exposure of personal information are among the results of DOGE attacks on Social Security.

Disney, Universal and Warner Bros. Discovery sued China-based AI firm MiniMax for copyright infringement, the second lawsuit that major studios have filed as the entertainment industry grapples with the growth of AI tools.

In the realm of streaming, workers involved in high-earning streaming projects rarely reap what they sow, actors say. This new fund, negotiated by SAG-AFTRA, is meant to help change that.

Tesla says it set difficult targets for Musk to collect his $1-trillion pay. But the goals have been tweaked to make it easier

7 million California residents — or 17.7% of the population — lived in poverty last year, according to an analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data released this week.

Elon Musk's xAI lays off 500 AI tutors working on Grok

President Trump has posted on his social media site that a meeting between U.S. and Chinese officials went well and that a deal was reached regarding "a 'certain' company" young people in the U.S. "very much wanted to save."

Elon Musk bought $1 billion in Tesla stock through a trust, indicating his high hopes for the company's future. It was his first open-market purchase since 2020.

Anniversary screenings are taking over the box office. Luckily, moviegoers are welcoming these returns to the big screen with open arms.

The California Public Utilities Commission is set to allow Southern California Edison to increase customer bills by nearly 10% on Oct. 1 — just one of multiple rate hikes expected in the coming year.

United Airlines CEO says expansion at LAX constrained by gates

In a bid to stabilize struggling crude-oil refineries, state lawmakers on Saturday passed a last-minute bill that would allow the construction of 2,000 new oil wells annually in the San Joaquin Valley while further restricting drilling along California's iconic coastline.

After President Trump promised that we were headed for a 'golden age' of American prosperity, his policies are stifling the state with the largest economy.

Astin, who was also in 'Rudy' and 'The Goonies,' will succeed Fran Drescher, who decided not to run for reelection.