More in Music + Concerts. The single-day festival will return to Brookside at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena on ... | Continue reading
Just 1-in-10 of California’s new neighbors in pandemic-stricken 2020 were from another state — lowest share in the nation. | Continue reading
As a public service, my trusty spreadsheet composed a quality-of-life scorecard that’s designed for Californians thinking about a new home state | Continue reading
Santa Ana’s MainPlace Mall launched a $500 million makeover with an apartment groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday. | Continue reading
Zillow is likely to sell the houses to a multitude of buyers rather than packaging them in a single transaction. | Continue reading
In August, California had 1.1 million job openings — largest number among the states — but also 1.43 million officially unemployed, also No. 1 nationally. | Continue reading
Society only functions normally if we can move. Once you stop pedaling a bicycle, it quickly falls over. Our civilization is that bicycle.” | Continue reading
Fifty-one percent of firms had openings last month, up 1 percentage point from August and the largest share in monthly data back to 1986, according to the NFIB data. | Continue reading
As technology evolves, the process of moving through security checkpoints and boarding a plane is expected to become faster and more efficient. | Continue reading
Investor Michael Burry — made famous by in the “The Big Short” movie about his winning bets on the housing collapse of the 2000s — is wagering on rising interest rates. | Continue reading
“The move makes sense. It’ll extend Amazon’s reach beyond Amazon Go, Whole Foods and Kohl’s while also opening up more distribution points,” says one retail analyst. | Continue reading
These are career fields that are projected to grow in the next decade, officials said. | Continue reading
Alternative vehicle innovators are clustering in Orange County, the South Bay and downtown L.A. | Continue reading
“The pandemic showed us what is possible,” said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, whose latest budget included a $24 million guaranteed income program to give 2,000 poor families $1,000 per month. “… | Continue reading
Would a reinspection regimen for aging towers be prudent in the Golden State? “Who’s going to pay for it?” asks one expert. | Continue reading
It has been five decades since Tom Morey created the Boogie Board and gatherings are planned around the world to pay tribute to the innovation enjoyed by millions. | Continue reading
Middle-class Californians making incomes between $50,000 and $100,000 are the most concerned about the state of California today as well as its future, and there is a gap between the percentage of … | Continue reading
When it was new, the window sticker price on a typical 2019 Toyota Tacoma SR double cab pickup was just under $29,000. Two years later, dealers are paying almost $1,000 more than that to buy the sa… | Continue reading
Buyers find it hard to compete with investors who don’t need home inspections, appraisal contingencies or a mortgage. | Continue reading
A roller coaster tradition as old as thrill rides themselves could go silent in California: Screaming. | Continue reading
Less than a third of the state’s current allocation of vaccines have been administered, placing California near the bottom of the list nationwide. Gov. Gavin Newsom is trying to step up the p… | Continue reading
Promoting such boxes — which have been found in Los Angeles, Orange and Fresno counties — could be a felony. | Continue reading
Promoting such boxes — which have been found in Los Angeles, Orange and Fresno counties — could be a felony. | Continue reading
Disney parks boss Josh D’Amaro announced the layoffs on Tuesday, Sept. 29 in a statement and a letter to cast members, Disney parlance for employees. | Continue reading
The four largest U.S. airlines lost a combined $10 billion from April through June. | Continue reading
It’s obvious that action to ban this practice — this professional looting — is needed to protect vulnerable communities and stop facilitating injustices. | Continue reading
Policymakers should direct their ammunition toward protecting high-risk groups, not long-weekend beachgoers. | Continue reading
Courts should uphold the Constitution, not create ways for government officials to get around it. | Continue reading
Florida deputies arrested a man who had been living out his quarantine on a shuttered Disney World island, telling authorities it felt like a “tropical paradise.” | Continue reading
The state should suspend any law that makes it even more difficult for Californians to pay their bills during this difficult time. | Continue reading
The new Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway officially debuted March 4 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida and opens in Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland in 2022. | Continue reading
In an effort to widen access for more middle and low-income students, USC will eliminate tuition for families earning $80,000 or less annually and will no longer consider home equity in financial a… | Continue reading
Apple was ordered to pay $838 million, while Broadcom was ordered to pay $270 million, according to lawyers for CalTech. | Continue reading
State auditor issues a blistering report on the state’s Fi$Cal system, which critics say cannot even produce a simple line-by-line accounting of expenditures. | Continue reading
UBS found that housing affordability challenges in major cities worldwide are cooling price inflation, despite ultra-cheap mortgage rates. | Continue reading
Since 2011, 1.64 million fewer Californians were living on poverty incomes. That’s 60 times larger than Texas’ 27,000 poverty drop over these seven years. | Continue reading
President John F. Kennedy was a staunch advocate for the development of the energy, water and other resources of this nation. At the forefront of his advocacy was the North American Water and Power… | Continue reading
If millennials wish to be better than the boomers, they should not imitate them. | Continue reading
Southern Californians renters will pay landlords an estimated $47.8 billion in 2018 — up $2.6 billion in a year. | Continue reading
The question is not how to handle a surge of new Californians, but how to prevent a greater exodus and perhaps even de-population. | Continue reading
A cloud-computing certificate will soon be available through 19 community colleges and several high schools in Los Angeles County. | Continue reading
Lenders are making home-equity loans these deals at a pace last seen as the bubble was bursting a decade ago. | Continue reading
California is about to become the only state in the nation mandating that virtually every new home have solar panels by 2020. | Continue reading