Olympics broadcast center and movie studio coming to Hollywood Park
Rams owner Stan Kroenke will build a movie studio next to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood that will serve as the international broadcast center for the 2028 Olympic Games.
Contributor: Burned lots in L.A. will sit empty for decades unless Congress tweaks the tax code
Current law encourages many fire victims to hold their now-empty lots until death to avoid a huge tax bill. That's a disaster for the community and the tax base.
Some pointers on paying capital gains taxes from home sales
You can shelter up to $500,000 of home sales profits from capital gains taxes. Capital gains also can be reduced if you have capital losses.
Archer to open meat snacks factory in Vernon, employing more than 200
The Vernon plant where Farmer John hot dogs were made will soon be cranking out millions of pounds of meat sticks for a Southern California snack food company.
Trump proposes cut to federal rental assistance. California would be hit hard
The Trump administration has proposed cutting rental assistance funding by 43%, while giving states more flexibility on how they spend the money that remains. Advocates for low-income households say the proposal would be a disaster.
In a bid to blunt gentrification after fire in Altadena, nonprofits look to buy burned lots
Some nonprofits are buying burned lots in Altadena in an effort to limit disaster gentrification as for-profit developers score the community to build.
Amid tariff turmoil, these warehouses are in big demand in L.A.
Some importers that are still receiving shipments are scrambling to rent space in bonded buildings where they hope to buy time for the tariff tensions to ease.
L.A.'s office market takes a hit amid trade wars, fires and economic uncertainty
Tenants hunting for office space in the Los Angeles area are in the driver's seat as vacancies plague many landlords trying to fill their buildings with people.
Fires, tariffs and high interest rates: L.A. housing construction plunged at start of year
In the first three months of 2025, the city of Los Angeles approved building permits for 57% fewer new homes than a year earlier, according to a report from research firm Hilgard Analytics.