Los Angeles Times

A bill in Congress seeks to eliminate different state recycling requirements and labeling by creating a single, national standard that would be voluntary.

Southern California Edison sued Los Angeles County, water agencies and two companies including SoCalGas on Friday, saying their mistakes contributed to the deadly and destructive toll of last year's Eaton wildfire.

The justices will not resolve the decades-long dispute over whether Roundup's key ingredient, glyphosate, causes cancer.

SoCal Edison says it expects to pay little or none of the billions of dollars in damages of the disastrous Eaton fire, which its equipment is suspected of igniting. A growing number of wildfire survivors say that's not right.

Uber says its proposed ballot initiative will save consumers money. It's really designed to save Uber money, at its passengers' expense.

Sweetgreen, the Los Angeles-based salad and lunch bowl chain, reported a same-store sales decline of 9.5% in November.

The video game retailer is reportedly shedding stores nationwide

Ted Chen is retiring from NBC4 News and broadcast journalism after more than 30 years in L.A. With his PhD in ministry almost done, he's becoming Pastor Ted.

Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy will step down from the 'Star Wars' company. She'll be replaced by Lucasfilm Chief Creative Officer Dave Filoni and Lucasfilm Business President and General Manager Lynwen Brennan, who will co-lead the company.

Senate Bill 1137 establishes a 3,200-foot minimum distance between new oil wells and homes, schools, hospitals, parks and other places where people live, work and gather.

Though California lawmakers bolstered the state's film and TV production incentive program last year, it will likely take some time for those awarded projects to make a significant impact in the data.

Warner Bros. blasted Paramount, saying the David Ellison-led company's lawsuit was "yet another unserious attempt to distract and the Judge saw right through it."

The proposal is sponsored by the "Fair Games Coalition," a collection of labor groups that includes the Los Angeles teachers union.

Walt Disney Studios' marketing chief Asad Ayaz has been named the company's chief marketing and brand officer.

The company is cutting more than 1,000 jobs from its Reality Labs division where employees work on its virtual reality and augmented reality efforts.

The Santa Clarita-based grocery chain, which has been expanding its footprint across California recently, now has 63 stores.

Gov. Gavin Newsom called for an investigation of Elon Musk's company xAI, alleging a "breeding ground for predators to spread nonconsensual sexually explicit AI deepfakes."

Kylo Ren is out and Darth Vader is in. Galaxy's Edge changes course to spotlight "classic 'Star Wars.'"

Trump's demand to cap credit card rates at 10% is a crowd-pleaser, but might cause more problems than it solves.

A contentious housing bill that would have capped rent increases to 5% a year died in the Assembly on Tuesday, a decision greeted with boos and cries of disapproval from spectators packed inside the committee chamber.