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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.

AI start-up Character.AI has removed Disney characters from its chatbot platform after the Burbank media and entertainment giant sent a cease-and-desist letter earlier this month.

Assembly Bill 288 gives the state authority to step in when the National Labor Relations Board can't or won't weigh in.

Supporters of boosting construction worker minimum wage argue it is necessary to protect construction workers in the residential sector who are often non-union, foreign born, and hired through multi-layered contracting that makes them more vulnerable ...

Dutch Bros Coffee, the popular drive-thru spot that has hundreds of locations along the West Coast, is opening a new location near the University of Southern California.

The Angels struggled on the field and it a entry gate, and the city of Anaheim is paying the price as it tries to remedy its budget deficit.

Police officers in San Bruno observed a Waymo car making an illegal U-turn. The incident highlights a gray area in law enforcement's ability to cite robot cars when they violate traffic laws.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Monday that will create new transparency measures for large AI companies, including public disclosure of security protocols and reports of critical safety incidents.

OpenAI introduces new parental controls for teen users ...