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Fans will be able to buy a subscription to see in-market Angels, Diamondbacks, Brewers and Dodger games.

David Ellison-led Paramount has added a new shareholder payment and a termination fee to its updated offer for Warner Bros. Discovery.

The merger of SpaceX and xAi will finance Elon Musk's artificial intelligence ambitions, including a futuristic plan to blast a million satellite data centers into orbit.

Several Southern California cities were ranked among the hardest places in the world to buy a home in a new study from Remitly.

Westminster Mall, a once-popular shopping center that has been desecrated by graffiti and vandalism since it closed last year, is on track for demolition and a revival that would replace the indoor mall with 2,250 housing units, a hotel, shops and stores.

California has set aside about $165 million in vouchers to subsidize the purchase of the Tesla Semi — an electric vehicle that critics say is still not road-worthy.

The march drew only about a dozen participants, but organizer Derik Kauffman said it was meant to be a sincere protest against a potential new tax on the state's wealthiest residents.

Experts say the jury is still out on whether TrumpRx will lead to significant savings on drug prices, though it will likely help people who need medications not commonly covered by insurance.

Meet the LA boy who turned a multi-millionaire starting an AI training company

Two dozen people who sued the owners and tenants of a Carson-based warehouse responsible for a putrid smell emanating from the Dominguez Channel waterway have won a multimillion-dollar verdict.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average just crossed 50,000 points for the first time, but that doesn't mean the economy is healthy.

From anxiety about job loss to data privacy, mental health workers, lawmakers and labor unions are trying to mitigate AI's risks as healthcare providers double down on the technology.

Tesla is no longer No. 1: This is how a Chinese competitor surged past the EV pioneer

Pizza Hut to close hundreds of locations around the U.S.

Tens of thousands of middle-class Californians now face higher health insurance premiums after Congress let enhanced federal subsidies expire Dec. 31.

Stocks, bonds and cryptocurrencies have all taken a hit in recent trading. Is it politics or economics driving the downdraft?

A bill by state Sen. Scott Wiener would require oil and gas companies to pay for climate-related fires that cause insurance losses. It is opposed by the petroleum industry.

Assemblymember Nick Schultz has agreed to sponsor a bill that would create a tax credit specific to post-production work done in California as the industry has contracted.

Job losses surged across the nation in January amid big layoff announcements by big employers such as Amazon, but the pace slowed in California after a rough 2025.

U.S. judges are infusing their anti-Trump rulings with moral indignation. Will the Supreme Court get the message?