Del Monte, the canned food aisle staple, files for bankruptcy

Del Monte Foods, the 135-year-old company known for canned goods, is joining the list of major retailers filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

More than half of Americans oppose Trump's spending bill, poll shows

Americans say they don’t support the proposed legislation but admit to being divided on a Medicaid provision in the bill, according to a recent poll.

LA Zoo ticket prices to increase July 1st

The next time you visit the LA Zoo, expect to pay a little bit more for your tickets.

Summer deals calendar: Schedule of Amazon, Target, Walmart sales

Consumers seeking to stock up on some of the top items, from electronics to home goods, can find bargains from these major retailers starting in July. Here’s what we know.

World's richest 1% raised their wealth by $33.9 trillion in 10 years

A new analysis says the wealth of just 3,000 billionaires is “more than enough to eliminate annual poverty 22 times over.”

Here's how much you need to earn to buy a home in 2025, report shows

A recent housing report reveals that prospective homebuyers are facing obstacles to affording a home based on rising costs, which is a contributing factor to lower homeownership rates.

Hundreds of layoffs loom as LA City declares fiscal emergency

Hundreds of layoffs are on the table for LA City employees as the City Council approved a resolution declaring a state of fiscal emergency in response to decreased revenue and rising liabilities.

Oil prices could spike amid US strikes on Iran nuclear sites. What we know

Oil prices may change after the United States’ involvement in the Israel-Iran war. Some experts warn that possible retaliation by Iran could interrupt the influx of crude oil, which may harm global economies.

Here's the salary you need to be ‘financially secure’ in 2025

The new survey asked adults whether they believe that their version of the "American dream" is possible in today’s economy. Almost half said it is unlikely.

Scammers using AI to steal college financial aid: What we know

Victims of identity theft who discover loans fraudulently taken out in their names must go through months of calling colleges, the federal government and loan servicers to get the debt erased.