Business

On Tuesday, March 31 Taco Bell will be giving a free 'Doritos Locos Taco" to everyone in America.    

The popular Nate'n Al delicatessen will close on Sunday after being in business on North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills since 1945 with a clientele including many entertainment industry legends.

When chef and entrepreneur Kim Vu opened her trendy bar and restaurant called "Sorry Not Sorry'' on Pico Blvd in West L.A. last year, she described it as a playful Rose' forward cocktail bar with a fresh take on shareable bar cuisine and entertainment.   

A couple of local companies are trying to do their part to bring protective gear to consumers and medical professionals. One Buena Park company pivoted from athletic clothing to masks. And a local designer went from making evening gowns to surgical gowns.

People are definitely playing golf at Shorecliffs Golf Course in San Clemente, despite coronavirus guidelines from the Orange County Health Department about social gatherings.

A Garden Grove-based hand sanitizer manufacturer has about two weeks of alcohol left to make the product because of heavy demand caused by the coronavirus outbreak, its CEO said Thursday.

The Senate has passed an unparalleled $2.2 trillion economic rescue package steering aid to businesses, workers and health care systems engulfed by the coronavirus pandemic. The 883-page measure is the largest economic relief bill in U.S. history.

At Mozza Restaurant in Los Angeles, the aroma of vegetarian lasagna and roasted chicken wafted through the air. If you didn't know better you'd swear it was a regular day for one of LA's most storied restaurant franchises. But since Covid-19, the days are anything but normal.

California’s Stay at Home order reportedly used Department of Homeland Security guidelines to determine essential businesses. 

It’s been a while since any of us could find much positive to write about when it came to banks - until now.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Tuesday that the city's neighborhood prosecutors will investigate complaints of "nonessential" businesses that are still operating despite orders to close due to the coronavirus.

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power officials said on Tuesday that although the utility's customer service centers are closed due to the coronavirus outbreak, customers can still pay bills through various methods.  

Hyundai Hope On Wheels, a nonprofit supported by Hyundai Motor America and its U.S. dealers, announced on Tuesday a donation of $2 million for coronavirus drive-thru testing centers in partnership with children's hospitals throughout the country, including CHOC Children's in Orange.