Los Angeles Times

Technology companies are backing Anthropic after it sued the Trump administration over its designation as a supply chain risk.

Uber plans to invest up to $1.25 billion in Rivian through 2031 to bring robotaxis to San Francisco and other cities.

Nexstar Media Group has closed its deal to buy Tegna, despite opposition from some state attorneys general.

The only survivor of a 2024 Cybertruck crash in Piedmont sued Tesla on Tuesday, saying he was trapped inside the burning vehicle due to design flaws.

A bill has been introduced in the California Legislature to reform how insurers handle smoke damage claims following widespread complaints from January 2025 fire victims.

Republicans are pushing — again — for a cut in the capital gains tax, but no one else thinks it's a good idea.

Walt Disney Co.'s new chief executive Josh D'Amaro plans to focus on storytelling, creativity and technology as he leads the storied entertainment company.

D'Amaro begins his tenure as the new chief executive of The Walt Disney Co. as Bob Iger steps into a senior advisory role ahead of his planned retirement in December.

Medical drama 'The Pitt' and a 'Family Guy' spinoff are among the 16 shows that were awarded tax credits for filming in California.

With the war in Iran restricting the oil market and sending prices up, U.S. customers will likely have to shell out more for airfare soon.

Edison International boosted the pay of its top executives last year despite their responsibility for the safety of the company's electricity lines before the deadly Eaton fire, which destroyed a wide swath of Altadena and killed 19 people

A bill to reauthorize Small Business Administration programs that fund defense startups in Southern California and elsewhere passed Congress on Tuesday.

Agriculture, packaging and restaurant trade groups are suing California in federal court, arguing the state's Truth in Recycling law violates their free speech.

The Trump administration has announced $540 million in spending on water infrastructure projects in California. Much of it will go to repair aging and sinking canals in the Central Valley.

The e-commerce giant said customers will have the option to get items delivered in three hours or less if they pay a fee.

The company has dubbed its AI gAI, which is pronounced "gay eye." It says it will become an "intelligence layer across the entire app."

Grammarly has apologized for using real authors' names without permission, but its offense goes much deeper than that

John Landgraf, Asad Ayaz and other Disney veterans retain influential roles as Disney's incoming president shapes her leadership team.

Kalanick, who launched a new robotics startup Atoms, told tech talk show TBPN that he became a Texas resident in December.

Paramount President Jeff Shell has fired back in his ugly feud with a Las Vegas gambler and FBI informant, Robert "R.J." Cipriani.