PRNewswire/ -- Universal Music Group (UMG), the world leader in music-based entertainment, announced today that Eric Hutcherson, the former EVP, Chief

GCLA, General Contractor Los Angeles are the leaders in new construction and remodeling projects. The company caters to the contractor needs of both residential and commercial clients. They offer a broad spectrum of services including and not limited to office construction,

Dangerous heat is forecast for the long Labor Day holiday weekend, raising the risks of heat-related illnesses, big wildfires and widespread power outages.

The year was 1920 and the events that occurred over the decade after that tragedy should be a message of hope for all of us in 2020. This country came storming back. The expert's predictions of a sluggish recovery were wrong.

A heat wave which arrives Friday and will remain through Labor Day Weekend has prompted a statewide Flex Alert. The California Independent System Operator announced Thursday that the Flex Alert will run between 3 p.

Any effort to extend the 2020 census beyond the end of September would be costly and burden the agency that runs it, government attorneys said in response to cities and civil

California took a major step toward becoming the first state in the country to mandate completion of an ethnic studies course as a requirement for high school graduation. Assembly Bill 331, which will require all public high schools (including charter schools) to offer the course by 2025 and will make ethnic studies a prerequisite to graduate by 2029,

A boom in mountain lion births occurred this summer in Southern California. The National Park Service says rangers found five dens containing 13 kittens that were born to five mountain lion mothers between May and August in the Santa Monica Mountains and Simi Hills west of Los Angeles.

As Deadline’s Tom Tapp reported last week, Los Angeles County isn’t quite ready to join other parts of California and the nation at large in allowing movie theaters to reopen, even with

Malibu Unified School District isn’t ending early education programs, but has laid off most of the staff until it can reopen for in-person education or more families enroll.