CARSON — Employees at a local medical equipment company may have been exposed to a cancer-causing gas for months while managers may have known about […]
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Why too much cash is a bad thing for business owners: The Bottom Line
Entrepreneurs are always searching for ways to maintain a fiscal balance while still seeking to grow their businesses and boost their bottom line. Many business […]
California’s largest youth grant backs South L.A. film apprenticeships
LOS ANGELES — Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the wife of Gov. Gavin Newsom, visited an innovative apprenticeship program last week aimed at opening up more career […]
Do Black Americans belong in immigration protests? The debate heats up in L.A.
LOS ANGELES — The mass immigration raids across Los Angeles County in the past month have sparked protests and demonstrations across the region. The area […]
Los Angeles health officials warn blocking undocumented immigrants will have ‘massive impact’
LOS ANGELES — County health officials are warning of widespread negative consequences for community health and safety following the Trump administration’s decision to bar undocumented […]
Local contractor expands business through county program
LOS ANGELES — Like many small construction contractors, Christian Meza was interested in working on infrastructure projects in the region. The owner of Liberty Rebar, […]
L.A. workers are winning now, but the real fight is just beginning: The Bottom Line
Unions scored another big win last week. More than 45,000 unionized grocery workers in Southern California reached a tentative deal with the region’s largest supermarket […]
L.A. business leaders warn Trump tariffs threaten California jobs and economy
LOS ANGELES — Local business leaders criticized the federal government’s trade policies July 8, saying President Donald Trump’s recently announced tariffs are straining an already […]
Fire-impacted businesses get boost from countywide ‘Shop Local’ campaign
LOS ANGELES – A new countywide campaign aims to drive customers back to small businesses still struggling six months after the devastating January wildfires that […]
Practice strikes hit LA as grocery workers fight for new contract
LOS ANGELES — The first negotiations for a new contract for workers at Albertsons, Pavilions, Ralphs and Vons grocery stores from San Luis Obispo to […]