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Meanwhile, Russian forces pressed their assault on Ukraine’s capital as the leaders of three European nations traveled to the war-torn country.

The saga over the sprawling Bel Air estate known as ``The One'' isn't over yet, with the original developer working to gather investors in hopes of raising enough money -- with a deadline of today -- to buy back the property before a bankruptcy court approves its sale.  

The Bel-Air mega-mansion 'The One' sold at auction, but the bid is not yet court-approved. Developer Nile Niami hopes he can get investors to buy it.

California's Proposition 19 gives older homeowners a property tax break. But processing delays in L.A. County have left property owners facing hefty tax bills.

Richard Saghian, chief executive and founder of the online retailer Fashion Nova, confirmed to The Times that he submitted the winning bid for The One — the biggest residence in Los Angeles.

Stocks around the world tumbled Friday; a gangbusters report on the U.S. jobs market wasn’t enough to pull Wall Street’s focus off its worries about war in Ukraine.

After years of construction, a foreclosure and a bankruptcy, the Bel-Air mega-mansion known as The One has sold at auction.

Skyline Development today announced the upcoming release of Nile Niami’s tell-all video ‘The One Secrets’ scheduled to go live next Monday, December 27 at 5:55pm PST on The One Secrets website.

Already unnerved by the newest coronavirus variant, Wall Street's losses deepened Tuesday after the head of the Federal Reserve said it will consider shutting off its support for financial markets sooner than expected.

Norman, Okla., real estate is much different from Southern California's. What can Lincoln Riley, USC's new coach, buy on a multimillion-dollar budget?