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A leaked document shows how Amazon cultivates support from nonprofits and politicians in its fight against environmental regulations and labor organizers in the Inland Empire.
The Defense tech company Anduril unveiled a novel jet missile that’s a combination of AI-powered drone, bomb and boomerang all in one.
The toy company, flush with cash from the Barbie movie and increased sales, pulled out of a pledge to donate millions to UCLA’s children’s hospital, according to a new lawsuit.
A new book by former L.A. Times correspondent Vincent Bevins takes a close look at the 2010s, a decade of mass protest — and why they mostly failed.
Insurers agreed to return to the high-risk fire zones in the hills and canyons of California in exchange for concessions that will make it easier for them to get rate increases approved.
The deadline for a deal to address the home insurance market came and went in the California Legislature, but the problem persists.
The cuts at the Los Angeles-based insurance company amount to 11% of its workforce. They come as insurers have shown increasing reluctance to write policies for Californians.
Los Angeles is sitting at the vanguard of two trends: increasingly expensive housing and an increasing amount of cross-union solidarity.
GT’s Living Foods’ kombucha factory subjected workers to ‘deplorable and abusive and disturbing working conditions,’ according to a court ruling.
As a Rolling Hills Estates hillside further collapses, homeowners without special coverage are unlikely to get any financial assistance from their home insurers.
