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Unhinged speech surfaces on Facebook after midterm elections

Some theme park goers who bought tickets to Knott's Berry Farm and the soon-to-close Great America may be eligible for a small refund as part of an $11-million class-action lawsuit settlement over ticket processing fees.

The airline that has made its reputation as a low-fare carrier relying heavily on extra charges aims to deliver "more comfort, choice and connectivity."

City officials joined the buyers of Oceanwide Plaza on Thursday to celebrate the removal of spray-painted graffiti splashed as high as 54 stories that threatened to become an unwelcome icon for the city during the 2028 Olympics as the bankruptcy sale of the hotel, residential and retail complex dragged on for almost two years.

Jensen Huang's departure, tied to reports of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, leaves the company without the leader who built it into the center of the AI boom.

A notice filed last week shows the Ellison Medical Institute in West L.A. will permanently cut 88 positions in the new year.

Tech and science hiring has had a bipolar personality for decades, and today's job market is no exception.

The former iPic theater at One Colorado in Pasadena will reopen in early December under the management of the Look dine-in theater chain.

The organizing effort marks the first time a professional sports league's content creators have formed a WGA bargaining unit.

With the growth of glamping resorts and campground-finding sites like The Dyrt and Hipcamp, it's now easier to enjoy a Thanksgiving camping getaway — whether solo or with the whole family.

Entrepreneurs along the Mother Road hoped that the centennial would reinvigorate the route — and the towns that rely on it.

The value of the federal minimum wage peaked in 1968. Let's bring it up to date.

An administrative law judge says she was fired after objecting to settlements California Department of Insurance regulators reached with carriers seeking rate hikes.

Nvidia is facing a major test as revelations surface that he had an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

The suit against Ehren Jordan Wine Cellars adds to a string of California winery bankruptcies, layoffs and closures as sales slump.

Supporters of Proposition 40, a proposal to tax California billionaires to mostly fund healthcare, faced opposition from politicians, a teachers union and other powerful groups before residents cast their votes.

Congressional Republicans have called on Huang himself to provide an update, warning the incident raised 'significant national security concerns.'

Executives warned that the Warner Bros. film slate would be disappointing in the fourth quarter.

Skydance made the announcement Monday. Gunn and Safran will be replaced by Marvel veteran Jeremy Latcham.

Nvidia's board of directors said Sunday it will launch an investigation into its CEO Jensen Huang, after he revealed he had an affair with a former Chinese executive.