Los Angeles Times

Sony Music Group is sending more than 700 letters to tech companies and music streaming services, calling on them to not use its music to train AI without authorization from the label.

The iconic Mirage resort was perhaps best known for its exploding 54-foot man-made volcano, magicians Siegfried and Roy, white tigers and dolphins.

Supreme Court rejects a conservative challenge to the U.S. agency that protects consumers from financial scams.

YouTube said more people are watching live events like Coachella and short form videos on TV sets. Sports, including the NFL, are also boosting viewership.

Autonomous taxi company Cruise agrees to pay millions to a woman who was dragged by one of its self-driving cars in San Francisco last year.

The billionaire owners of Wonderful Co. — grower of almonds and pistachios — say a California farm labor law is unconstitutional.

A study by researchers at Harvard and UC San Francisco found that 91% of California service sector workers surveyed experienced at least one labor violation in the last year.

TikTok creators sued the U.S. government on Tuesday, alleging a new law that could ban the app violates their free speech rights under the 1st Amendment. The legislation is meant to force Chinese owner ByteDance to sell the service.

Tesla says it will cut 601 jobs in the Bay Area in another round of layoffs amid problems with its Cybertruck, flagging sales and declining stock price.

Frank McCourt, the former Dodgers owner, says he'll form an investment group to bid on TikTok, which must be sold to continue operating in the U.S.

The latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics isn't likely to lift the grim mood that much of the public has toward an otherwise solid economy.

Cool stuff was everywhere I looked. A compendium of Latin American folk tales. A young-adult version of radio legend Maria Hinojosa's memoir. Picture books teaching Spanish speakers words in Nahuatl and Maya.

Red Lobster gambled that offering customers all the shrimp they could eat would give the struggling chain a desperately needed boost. Instead, it now blames the deal for its deepening financial woes.

A group of protesters blocked the entrance of Google's developer conference in Mountain View, Calif. The demonstrators have condemned the tech giant's cloud computing contract with Israel's government.

Tech company OpenAI showed off its new ChatGPT model, which now has a voice mode that allows users to interact more conversationally with the AI system.

Exxon Mobil objects to the Securities and Exchange Commission's rule on shareholder proposals. So why is it suing these small investors instead of the SEC?

For many L.A. restaurants, including Botanica in Silver Lake, solvency is more elusive than ever because of the elevated costs of doing business.

The farming giant's lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of California's card-check law, which allows workers to authorize a union by signing cards at off-site gatherings rather than voting at a designated polling place.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing a bill that would require the state Department of Insurance to review rate-hike requests from home insurers within 60 days as companies pull back from the market due to wildfire risks.

The owners of Erewhon have filed an environmental lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles in an effort to stop the planned demolition of the Sportsmen's Lodge hotel.