Los Angeles Times

A Los Angeles judge has denied a move by State Farm and other home insurers to dismiss a lawsuit accusing them of colluding to drive homeowners onto the rolls of California's insurer of last resort.

A California judge ruled that the infamous Kars4Kids jingle misleads donors. The company must pull the ads within 30 days, according to the ruling.

Hundreds of Altadena residents worry that they may be on the hook for a share of the estimated $70 million needed to build sewer lines in neighborhoods that rely on septic tanks.

Two of Southern California's most iconic burger chains are up for celebration. Original Tommy's commemorates its 80th anniversary and In-N-Out plans to open a new location in Orange County.

Tech companies say they're cutting costs as they invest more heavily in AI, which is reshaping how people work.

Trump is shelling out more than $1 billion of taxpayer money to kill wind power projects, but his hatred for the technology is based on myths.

The autonomous taxi company Waymo issued a voluntary recall of more than 3,000 vehicles due to a software issue that led some of the vehicles to drive into standing water.

Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling will close its Ventura plant on July 10 after more than a century of operations, affecting 85 workers.

Amid rapid technological change, a growing number of filmmakers and companies in Southern California are using AI tools to radically rethink how films and TV shows are made.

The number of condominiums sold in Los Angeles County in January and February was the lowest it's been since 2005.

EBay called GameStop's takeover bid 'neither credible nor attractive.'

The burger chain will close four locations in California, including two in the Los Angeles area, in the coming months. The closures will affect 55 employees.

Streaming giant Netflix is touting the benefits of its productions, saying in a new report that its film and TV shows have generated more than 425,000 jobs.

Workers at Agresti Calf Ranch in the Central Valley also were spotted removing animals' horns, apparently without anesthesia.

A U.S.-based food giant claims its product contain premium, Italian-grown tomatoes. Two Californian shoppers are calling it out, alleging tomato fraud.

Proponents say the Trump accounts will be better than Social Security. Don't believe them.

We chat with a retailer in Oklahoma, a treasure-hunt winner in New Mexico, a barber in Arizona and a hoarder of road wisdom on the Santa Monica Pier.

The letter comes amid a high-stakes legal battle between onetime partners Sam Altman and Elon Musk, who in 2015 co-founded the AI company behind ChatGPT.

Buzzfeed, once an internet sensation known for its listicles, news and quizzes, has fallen on hard times.

The Port of Los Angeles processed 890,861 container units in April, 5.7% above last year -- the second-best April on record despite war, higher fuel costs and trade uncertainty.