Laurence Darmiento

How California’s economy hopes to keep its dynamism

Even as some sectors grow, the state’s rivals gain ground with lower costs, fewer rules

State’s insurers can’t use marital status

In a reversal for auto rates, commissioner says unmarried drivers should not pay more.

Many want a life in L.A. It comes at a steep cost

The city ranks as one of the most expensive places to live in the country. And prices continue to rise.

Josh Kushner's road to ownership of the L.A. Lakers

Single drivers penalized in insurance market

Drivers sharing habits may cut bills

State proposal would tie motorists’ data to premiums. Consumer advocates aren’t sold.

MAYOR DECLARES FIRE A ‘MAJOR’ INCIDENT

Bass issues a state of emergency as smoke from blaze in Boyle Heights spreads.

SpaceX shares rise 19% on stock market

The rocket company's historic IPO makes CEO Musk the world's first trillionaire.

California may suspend and fine State Farm

Agency accuses home insurer of hundreds of violations in handling 2025 wildfire claims.

Defying critics, California keeps driving business

Despite notable exits, many more firms are moving in or starting, including 'unicorns.'