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Meet Lynette Adkins. She’s part of a new crop of creators focusing their content on the how-to of the business: making money from an online following.
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Activision Blizzard employees walk out a week after California sued the video game giant alleging sexual harassment, retaliation and discrimination.
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Uber and Lyft drivers who have joined a strike across California to protest gig-work conditions are aiming their message at lawmakers in Washington.
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State unemployment held steady in June at 7.7%, and the pace of job gains lost steam as workers take jobs more slowly than in previous recession periods.
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Nearly 1,400 registered nurses at USC’s Keck Hospital and USC Norris Cancer Hospital in L.A. went on a two-day strike, protesting staffing issues some say put patients at risk.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti is tweaking L.A.'s Al Fresco dining program, which city officials may make permanent in the fall. Changes include better sidewalk accessibility.
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Employers in California and the U.S. are scrambling to fill jobs as the dust from the pandemic begins to settle. Just don’t call it a labor shortage.
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Employers in California and the U.S. are scrambling to fill jobs as the dust from the pandemic begins to settle. Just don’t call it a labor shortage.
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California is digitizing COVID-19 vaccine cards, making it easier for people to prove they have been inoculated. But many businesses are worried asking to see proof of vaccination could scare off customers.
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Staffers across 11 Southern California newsrooms, including the Orange County Register, voted Friday to unionize.
