Councilmember Bob Blumenfield called the 90-year-old ordinance “uncommonly silly” as the LA Council voted 14-0 to strike it.

California's AG says Paramount leaked settlement details before the sides could even sit down. Newsom worries about the state's reputation.

A 65-year-old Warner Bros. foley artist had to retire after losing enough hours for union healthcare, as editors describe income cut by half.

Ten firms, including a Guam-based builder, will overhaul Navy fuel pipelines and tanks worldwide through 2031.

Graffiti abatement, library books and even fireworks got cut as Fullerton scrambles to fix a reserve shortfall tied to years of accounting errors.

City officials say a 2002 deed bars commercial use, but the market has resisted returning to its old county lot.

A federal judge won't toss the royalty fight over 2016's 'Dope,' saying who approved its release is a question for discovery.

Jaime Rojas billed small cities and fire districts for federal wins that officials say never happened.

The California Coastal Commission unanimously rejected a Woods Cove homeowners group's bid to kill South Laguna's new pay-to-park pilot along Coast Highway.

A parent's $500 ticket mix-up for a metal show, not a kids' movie, is now Exhibit A in a federal trademark fight.

Soto-Martínez says a survey of 2,000 nearby residents backed the rollback, but advocates ask why it took four years.

Ten of 14 candidates faced off at Beaches Tropicana, sparring over surveillance, Fountain Avenue and billboard cash ahead of November.

Disney is cashing out of the 1984 cable venture but insists it's not walking away from linear TV entirely.