Los Angeles Times

New York fintech firm Bilt has created a loyal following of its original series "Roomies," which it produces in-house and recently held a screening of it in a movie theater.

Fancy grocer Erewhon will return to Pacific Palisades in an entirely rebuilt store, as the neighborhood's luxury mall, owned by developer Rick Caruso, undergoes renovations for a reopening next August.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) chastised his Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee colleagues: "The 1st Amendment is not a one-way license for one team to abuse the power."

A group of 18 people who work in the entertainment industry, including actors Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Natasha Lyonne, launched a coalition that aims to advocate for the rights of creators amid AI's boom.

The group plans to expand the franchise, create new products and enhance the brand's presence across restaurants and retail, according to a news release.

The California DMV has given Tesla 90 days to correct its misleading advertising for its driving assistance features or the company will be barred from selling vehicles in the state for one month.

More than two dozen films, including a project from director Ang Lee, have been awarded a production incentive for shooting in California.

Taking the gloves off, Warner Bros. Discovery rejects Paramount's hostile bid and accused Paramount of misleading shareholders by painting a rosy picture of its proposal, which Warner says falls well short of Netflix's offer.

Southern California Edison began charging customers for hundreds of millions of dollars of maintenance on its aging transmission lines that regulators approved but it did not actually do in the four years before the Eaton fire, according to state documents.

The GOP healthcare proposal would undermine the Affordable Care Act, its goal for the last 15 years.

California startups are building robots to help with fold laundry and other tedious tasks as the race to dominate artificial intelligence intensifies against countries such as China.

A coalition of Eaton fire survivors and community groups on Tuesday called on Southern California Edison to provide immediate housing assistance to the thousands of people who lost their homes in the Jan. 7 wildfire.

The Port of L.A. expects to close the year having moved more than 10 million containers for only the third time in its history. But it expects a 7% drop in 2026.

Elon Musk's SpaceX is eyeing an initial public offering that could be the largest ever, at least partially driven by a plan to launch AI data centers into orbit.

Amazon distribution center at LAX sells for record price

Consulting firm PwC noted an uptick in deal values, a trend that should continue next year with the planned sale of Warner Bros.

European antitrust regulators are notoriously stricter than U.S. agencies. What does that mean for the Netflix-Paramount-Warner Bros. dealmaking?

Roomba maker IRobot files for bankrupcy, Chinese supplier to take control

Swift Beef Company, a subsidiary of the meat-processing giant JBS, is closing a packing facility in Riverside and will lay off more than 300 employees.

The federal government is providing water to some large agricultural districts for free. In a new study, researchers urge the Trump administration to start charging more for water.