Shares of Apple Inc. and some other technology companies briefly roared back Wednesday as analysts pointed to the tech sector as one likely to outlast a possible rough patch in the global economy.
Two men wearing ski masks and armed with what may be assault rifles robbed a Rolex store in a Century City mall, making off with several high-priced watches, police said.
Peyton Manning missed the 2011 season after undergoing multiple neck surgeries. In the three years since, he has led the Broncos to a 38-10 record, including a Super Bowl appearance, and set several single-season passing records as well.
Marc Anthony has apparently changed his tune on his new home in Tarzana.
Gov. Jerry Brown, in the midst of a tense political battle over climate change legislation, sharply criticized oil companies on Monday for selling a "highly destructive" product.
Could USC sign a sixth receiver in the 2016 recruiting class?
In the five months Will Mountford has been the sommelier and wine director at Ink, he's retooled the wine list to reflect his passion for natural wines. Building a list to parallel chef Michael Voltaggio's highly experimental cuisine is quite a different exercise than it was at Mountford's previous...
Wall Street endured a wild ride today, with the Dow Jones industrial average closing with a loss of 588.47 points, or down about 3.6%.
The new TV series, "Fear the Walking Dead," made its debut on AMC on Sunday, and those who saw scenes from the high school used in the episode could recognize Los Angeles Wilson High.
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Here's a premise for a plot that's sure to bring out the tears: A blind girl can't find her best friend, a neighboring cat. If "Beyond Eyes" were a movie, it would come with a giant red warning light: Here be sadness.
It was a blazing hot day, but Al Sharpton didn't break a sweat as he waited to take the stage at a Brooklyn rally, dressed as usual in a perfectly cut suit and tie, his arms crossed and his leather-clad feet planted firmly, almost statue-like, on the ground.
Gov. Jeb Bush pitched a bold plan about a decade ago to remake Florida's economy: re-create Southern California.
The secretly recorded videos of Planned Parenthood officials discussing how fetal tissue may be used for medical research spurred Republican governors in several states to announce a cutoff of Medicaid funds to the group's clinics.
On her final flight, the Spirit of America did not go down easily.
The expected showdown in Congress next month over the administration's nuclear deal with Iran is only the first in a series of challenges that could leave the fate of the historic agreement uncertain for years and blemish President Obama's most ambitious foreign policy effort.
Last summer, a narrow, rock-rimmed stretch of the Sacramento River near here turned into a mass graveyard for baby salmon.
China's Shanghai composite stock index fell nearly 8.5% on Monday, erasing the Chinese market's 2015 gains and intensifying concerns of a deep economic slump in the world's second-largest economy.
Good morning. It is Monday, Aug. 24. If you can believe, there was a time when drivers couldn't wait to get on the Hollywood Freeway. Here's what else is happening in the Golden State: TOP STORIES Environmental policy Are tax subsidies for electric cars just benefiting wealthy Californians who...
France said a big "merci" to three Americans and a Briton who overpowered a gunman on a high-speed train, giving the four men the country's highest honor in a ceremony at the presidential palace Monday.
Maria Sharapova wants to bring top-tier professional tennis back to Los Angeles.
Welcome to California Inc., the weekly newsletter of the L.A. Times Business Section. I'm Business columnist David Lazarus, and here's a rundown of upcoming stories this week and the highlights of last week. Subscribe to the newsletter Looking Ahead Monday markets: After last week's battering in...
Album title: The Essential Tracks music column in the Aug. 23 Arts & Books section misstated the title of Beach House's new album "Depression Cherry" as "Depression Queen."
Tensions between the two Koreas continued on Monday as South Korean President Park Geun-hye said that the South would continue broadcasting propaganda across the border unless the North apologized for planting a mine that seriously injured two South Korean soldiers.
American teams had a chance to sweep the gold medal games at the ASICS World Series of Beach Volleyball in Long Beach, but they were ultimately no match for their Brazilian foes.