Commercial Filming's Decline Is Taking a Toll on LA Homeowners, Too
Some locals who turned their backyards into backlots are feeling the loss
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Some locals who turned their backyards into backlots are feeling the loss
Seven candidates are on the ballot to succeed former Councilmember Nury Martinez in an April 4 special election. Martinez resigned in October after she was heard on a leaked tape making racist remarks.
Activists from the political action group "Rise And Resist" and their allies gathered on the steps of the New York Public Library in Midtown Manhattan on
A new law will require larger retailers in Los Angeles to inform workers of the hours they are scheduled to report at least two weeks in advance.
A state pay transparency law will go into effect on Jan. 1, and “a lot of businesses are probably not in favor of it,” said Schenae Rourk, principal and chief executive of Redwood Resources, a strategic communications firm.