A Rite Aid in Compton has locked up most goods in response to rising retail theft, creating inconvenience for customers and reflecting a broader trend of increasing shoplifting incidents.

Home Depot settles for nearly $2 million over California pricing accuracy allegations, without admitting wrongdoing, to rectify issues with advertised and actual prices at checkout.

Home Depot has settled for almost $2M over California overcharging claims without admitting wrongdoing and has agreed to enhance their price accuracy program.

The Legacy Commons Holiday Craft Boutique in Palmdale will feature 30 local artisans selling handcrafted goods on November 16th, promoting community engagement and local shopping.

Mayor Karen Bass has generated over $18 million to assist Los Angeles small businesses, enhancing services and streamlining processes through Executive Directive 4.

The Sloomoo Institute, an interactive slime museum, is opening in Los Angeles, offering sensory experiences and a DIY slime bar. It focuses on inclusivity and is set to create jobs.

The Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica is experiencing a resurgence with new businesses like Odd One Out, MINISO, and a new Barnes & Noble, while future projects like a Google Store and HQ Gastro Pub are underway.

Los Angeles County charges Hawx Pest Control with using high-pressure sales and misleading contracts, seeking injunctions, restitution, and penalties.

Ontario is rapidly becoming a culinary and entertainment hotspot, with numerous new restaurants opening. The city's economic development programs support this growth, alongside entertainment venues like the Toyota Arena and future sports complex.

SAG-AFTRA members demonstrated for AI protections in the entertainment industry, emphasizing the importance of consent and compensation for the use of their performances by AI.

Fred Segal, an iconic Los Angeles fashion retailer, has closed its last two stores in West Hollywood and Malibu, as the pandemic and a shift to online shopping have affected its operations.

Long Beach launches a microgrant program to support local small businesses and startups with funds and technical assistance, backed by the Long Beach Recovery Act.

Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles formed the Entertainment Industry Council with industry leaders to guide the sector's post-pandemic recovery and support local production.