The Los Angeles Department of Airports sold about $1.33 billion of bonds to help fund certain capital projects at the Los Angeles International Airport and refinance existing debt.

The bills aim to keep production companies in the state and lure back the ones that left to go where it’s cheaper to film.

La puerta prohibida está abierta. WWE has announced the acquisition of AAA, one of the biggest professional wrestling ...

Plus, the ArtsCenter College of Design received a $17 million bequest from a long-time donor; and a hospital, three ...

U.S. stocks are sinking as investors pull away from the United States because of the uncertainty caused by President Trump’s ...

Mayor Karen Bass is scheduled to deliver her State of the City speech Monday, outlining her priorities as Los Angeles ...

Mayor Karen Bass will deliver her State of City Address from City Hall Monday morning. Bass has led the city through deadly ...

Archbishop José H. Gomez joined Catholics in Los Angeles and around the world Monday in mourning Pope Francis, who died at ...

WWE, part of TKO Group, has acquired leading Mexican lucha libre promotion AAA in partnership with Mexico-based sports and ...

TPG and Temasek have agreed to make a substantial minority investment in Cliffwater, a US-based alternative investment ...

Los Angeles is rebuilding, but new crises are mounting and Mayor Karen Bass has been haunted by her absence when the fires ...

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