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Last year, GM shipped 418,782 autos from South Korea to American consumers. Will Trump's tariffs force local factories to close?

A Grocery Outlet in Hemet is enforcing its personal bag policy due to a high theft rate.

Retailers including Walmart and Mattel are raising prices to cover extra costs imposed by President Trump's tariffs on foreign imports.

The technology company, headquartered in Washington, is cutting 122 workers in Silicon Valley. The layoffs heavily affected software engineering roles.

At the LA28 Olympic Games, electric air taxis will transport attendees between key venues including SoFi Stadium and LAX -- all for the price of a luxury ride share.

In 2023, the Riverside approved a two-year pilot program to have the RTA operate, staff and maintain three automated, fully electric shuttle buses. The first bus began serving the Riverside Municipal Airport this week.

Like many small businesses, American chocolate maker Guittard is bracing for the coming impacts of Trump's tariff war, but unlike some industries, the company is totally reliant on imports.

Trump's cryptocurrency deals have even Republicans getting concerned about the potential -- and possibly the reality -- of conflicts of interest and unconstitutional transactions.

The proposal, billed as the highest minimum wage in the U.S., would take the minimum wage for hotels and LAX workers to $22.50 in July, $25 in 2026, $27.50 in 2027 and $30 in 2028.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. said it will offer a 50% discount on adult evening-priced movie tickets on Wednesdays starting July 9.