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Uber called its recent union deal ‘historic.’ A new complaint alleges it was actually against the law. According to a letter filed with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on Monday, Uber will have…
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Is cumbia the new punk? How Son Rompe Pera gets crowds moshing to marimbas at El Barrio, and why it’s good for business and for the economy. We had high hopes for the marimba…
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Photos: Roz Wyman dies; council member helped bring the Dodgers to L.A. Roz Wyman April 15, 2012 | 5:25 p.m. Updated 5:25 p.m. On Sunday, the Dodgers came to Los Angeles, setting a Major…
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L.A. hits $1-billion earthquake milestone: 8,000 buildings retrofitted If you thought $1 billion would be enough to pay the bills for the construction of an earthquake-proof Los Angeles, you’d be wrong. In just three…
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Carlos Alcaraz reaches first grand slam semifinal after marathon, late-night finish against Jannik Sinner By Peter Pomerantz LONDON – Carlos Alcaraz, a former Wimbledon champion and former world No. 1 tennis player, played the…
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California suffering through driest three years ever recorded, with no relief in sight. This week, California politicians pushed through a bill that would give the state’s agricultural industry a 30% tax break, on top…
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California bakery’s Han Solo bread sculpture is a star attraction in New Orleans — now that it’s been rescued from the water A sign at Le Petit Chanteur Bakery in the French Quarter offers…
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Border Patrol missing key video in a migrant death case J. Christian Adams, Associated Press Summary The death of a Mexican migrant, who crossed the Rio Grande and was shot by a Border Patrol…
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Which Men’s Tennis Player Will Be No. 1 at the End of the Year? With just 10 tournaments left in 2012, you can pretty much conclude who will be the No. 1 tennis player…
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Eunisses Hernandez unseated Gil Cedillo. Can she help solve L.A.’s political crisis? Los Angeles, California Eunisse Hernandez, a lawyer originally from Cuba with a penchant for activism, was a rare woman at a time…
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