In-N-Out Burger seeks arbitration of former employee's hair discrimination lawsuit
Elijah Obeng filed a lawsuit against In-N-Out, alleging he was discriminated against and fired based on his natural hairstyle.
Trump reportedly plans order to open 401(k)s to private markets: What it means for your retirement
Financial firms already developing new investment products in anticipation of the executive order.
Target announces new stores openings this year across six states
As part of a plan to open new locations, Target is launching the stores this year while investing in supply chains and new initiatives.
Historic LA nightclub, The Mayan, to close
The Mayan, the beloved downtown nightclub and theater known for its vibrant, announced it will permanently close at the end of September.
Budget airline Avelo shutting down West Coast operations
Avelo Airlines will operate with one aircraft from Burbank until December 2, after which its Southern California base, which currently services 13 routes, will close.
Farmworkers call for strike over Trump-led raids
Farmworkers across California are calling for a national strike in the wake of the Trump administration-led ICE raids.
Costco's new bakery item quickly becomes latest internet craze
A new bakery item from Costco is generating buzz on social media. Have you tried it yet?
Indeed, Glassdoor cutting jobs as artificial intelligence utilization grows
About 1,300 people will lose their jobs in layoffs at Indeed and Glassdoor.
Shein to pay $700K in Napa, SF settlement over 'unlawful' shipping delays
In California, online orders are required to ship within 30 days, unless an earlier or later date is promised by the retailer.
Here's how many Americans have a side hustle -- and what they're doing
Taking on a second job for extra cash is a way of life for many, and these industries are the ones people are choosing based on a new study.
X CEO, Linda Yaccarino, steps down from social media platform
Linda Yaccarino was with the company for two years.
Nvidia stock soars as it become world’s first $4 trillion public company
Nvidia is the first company ever to be worth $4 trillion. The previous market value record was set by Apple in Dec. 2024.
Restaurant workers may earn six-figure salaries, benefits 'no other industry' can provide
Fast-casual restaurant chains are fighting worker shortages with unprecedented benefits and advancement opportunities.
Cole's French Dip, one of LA's oldest restaurants, is set to close
Claiming to have invented the popular French dip sandwich, Cole's opened in 1908 and stands as the city's oldest operating restaurant and bar.
Amazon shutting down Freevee app, moving shows and movies to Prime Video
Amazon is ending its Freevee streaming app by August 2025, moving its free shows, movies, and live channels to Prime Video.
Cracker Barrel's modern makeover leaves diners divided
Cracker Barrel is redesigning its restaurants with cleaner interiors and brighter lighting—but many loyal customers say it’s lost the charm that made it special.
McDonald's adds Spicy McMuffin breakfast sandwiches to menu
The distinctive "fiery, delicious twist" comes from the addition of McDonald’s signature Spicy Pepper Sauce.
SoCal grocery workers reach tentative deal with Kroger, Albertsons
The union representing more than 45,000 grocery workers across Southern California has reached a tentative agreement with Kroger and Albertsons.
GameStop customers could receive cash payout following settlement over alleged privacy breach
GameStop faces a $4.5 million settlement after being accused of sharing personal information without consent.
Microsoft announces another round of mass layoffs
The latest Microsoft layoffs followed cuts of about 6,000 positions last quarter.