Business

September 28, 2023

Welcome to My L.A. Workday, a series that takes you inside a day on the job with some of the...

Column: Right-wing judges are on a mission to stop the FDA from warning consumers about snake oil

September 27, 2023

To anyone who has paid even a modicum of serious attention to COVID-19 and its treatment, ivermectin is the zombiest...

UAW aims for drivers’ attention by striking parts warehouses, including two in the Inland Empire

Picketing UAW workers outside an Ontario automotive parts distribution center say jobs that once lifted them into flirting with middle-class...

‘Unprecedented’ theft contributed to $112 billion in retail losses last year

Losses from retail crime ticked up in 2022, causing many retailers across the country to change the way they do...

Uber strikes deal to partner with Yellow Cab, other taxi fleets in Southern California

Uber took another leap forward in its plan to pull more taxis onto its platform, announcing a partnership on Tuesday...

Column: Jeffrey Epstein reaches from the grave to expose how JPMorgan profited from his sex trafficking

You can place the top executives of JPMorgan Chase & Co. high on the list of people who wish they...

Hotel workers strike at five Santa Monica properties after negotiations stall again

Hotel workers at five Santa Monica properties walked off the job early Monday after negotiations stalled last week. Unite Here...

L.A. County gas station signs banned Romani women. Community lashes back over racism

The signs came down almost as fast as they went up: plain white sheets of paper, plastered to a Rowland...

Column: The writers’ strike was the first workplace battle between humans and AI. The humans won.

The historic, 146-day writers’ strike finally appears to be over. Details are scarce, but the Writers Guild of America sounds...

The race is on for more EV charging stations at stores, offices and apartments