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The ACA subsidies made healthcare affordable for millions of low-income households. In the shutdown debate, the GOP is lying about them.

Lego Store 'brick specialists' at Downtown Disney are looking to assemble a union after taking their organizing efforts public.

Denise Gutches will be the new chief executive of FilmLA. Gutches has served as the nonprofit's chief financial and operating officer since 2011.

The UCLA Anderson Forecast released Wednesday predicts economic growth will slow next quarter as the costs of the Trump administrations tariffs fully take hold, leading to a 'stagflation-lite' scenario.

Following an investigation, city and district attorneys across California filed a hazardous waste action against Sephora. The beauty vendor settled, resulting in a $775,000 bill.

William B. Gould's Clinton-era NLRB delivered major victories for unions, but they're being undone by Trump's NLRB.

Gov. Gavin Newsom released an executive order Tuesday that calls for the state to produce a report on how to stabilize California's utility and insurance markets.

The supply of fresh rental units, which make up the bulk of new housing in Los Angeles, is petering out despite robust demand.

YouTube TV dropped Spanish-language Univision television channels Tuesday night as a threat of an NBC blackout loomed. The tensions come as the Google-owned television service flexes its market muscle.