Los Angeles Times

Survivors of the deadly Eaton fire call on state lawmakers to pass a bill requiring audits of spending by Southern California Edison and the state's two other big for-profit electric companies on wildfire prevention.

Gilead's lenacapavir could transform the fight against HIV — but only if millions more patients can get it.

Record diesel prices are crushing California's truckers, forcing them to adjust to avoid losses as they grapple with the most expensive pump prices in the country.

Recent filings to the California Employment Development Department provide more details about job cuts at major tech companies.

Walt Disney Co. is planning an extensive round of layoffs as Hollywood continues to cut jobs.

Paramount President Jeff Shell is expected to exit the company after being entangled in a legal battle with a controversial Las Vegas gambler and self-styled "fixer."

Home prices in San Francisco hit a record $2.5 million in March as wealth from the AI boom flowed through the city.

Lawyers for TV station giant Nexstar, which owns KTLA, argued that last month's mammoth merger with Tegna would not lessen competition.

Hermeus, which is developing hypersonic aircraft for the military, is moving its headquarters from Atlanta to El Segundo to access the Southern California aerospace talent pool.

Trump's budget plan takes aim at programs that make Americans smarter, healthier and safer. What's his real agenda?

"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" took over the box office this weekend, continuing a strong run for animated films.

Gorda by the Sea, a mini-mart and gas station in a remote hamlet in Big Sur is charging $9.99 a gallon for gasoline, but its owner says he's not trying to price gouge drivers. Gas prices are increasing so quickly, he said, it might actually put him out of business.

There's a backstory to President Trump's Truth Social post and it stems from a controversial visit by administration officials to Los Angeles in February.

Companies are buying their buildings instead of renting them as office values bottom out around Los Angeles.

The stock market has fallen since Trump went to war against Iran, but why isn't it worse?

PayPal's stock has dropped as it faces a slowdown in branded checkout and more competition from Apple and Google. With a new chief executive at the helm, the company sits at another turning point.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave its stamp of approval, ending a three-year process to allow the plant to power on.