Los Angeles Times

The Metro D line, also known as the Purple Line, is unveiling the first phase of a rail expansion project beneath Wilshire Boulevard.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has threatened Anthropic, the maker of Claude AI, that if it doesn't turn over full use of the powerful tool by Friday, the company will face severe repercussions.

The company plans to off thousands of people as AI changes the way people work.

On Thursday, the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant moved one step closer to full permission to keep running.

Lucid, an electric vehicle company that has seen its shares fall more than 50% over the past year, is laying off more than 300 workers at its Newark, Calif. headquarters.

The alerts from Instagram, which is owned by Facebook parent company Meta, comes as tech companies face more scrutiny over teen safety.

Warner's HBO Max and Discovery+ streaming division notched growth — but not nearly enough to keep pace with the continued contraction of its traditional cable channels.

The two companies have been publicly taking jabs at each other as they contend in the race to dominate AI.

Tesla has sued the California Department of Motor Vehicles in response to accusations of false advertising.

AI is increasingly used by physicians, but beware of the AI health apps being heavily promoted to consumers

Paramount Skydance reported a boost in revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter of 2025, helped by increases in its streaming business.

Moreno Valley Mall faced a partial closure after the city 'red-tagged' most sections for unresolved fire safety violations posing serious risks to public safety.

Federal officials received four complaints about glass in their frozen fried rice. No injuries were reported.

In his State of the Union address, Trump laid out a plan to address rising consumer energy costs: Double down on fossil fuels like oil and coal, and make AI data centers pay for their own power.

The self-storage company is moving its headquarters to a Dallas suburb.

The jelly bean maker Jelly Belly is closing its corporate-commercial operations in Fairfield, Calif., and laying off 69 employees, a WARN notice said.

Warner Bros. Discovery continued to endorse the competing Netflix bid but said its board was reviewing the revised Paramount Skydance proposal.

The Supreme Court just declared most of Trump's tariffs to be unconstitutional. But consumers probably won't get their money back.

Chinese sportswear giant Anta has opened its first U.S. store, with plans for a nationwide expansion.

Uber is planning to bring shared, autonomous taxis to Los Angeles later this year through a partnership with Volkswagen. The service will use electric minivans.