Author: Charles Crumpley

If you own commercial property in Los Angeles, you might think there’s been some tragic mistake and somehow you ended up owning the Cabin in

A couple of guys who had been drinking and smoking pot one evening climbed over the fence of Tom Glover’s property. The two guys got

According to our poll of readers at the Los Angeles Business Journal, rising gasoline prices are “a big concern” to 96 percent of the respondents.

A few years ago there was a good deal of civic hand-wringing in Los Angeles because film and TV productions increasingly were running off to

Have you noticed how many small banks there are? Of the 67 banks here in Los Angeles County, 44 have a market share of less

LegalZoom a few years ago came out with an article about old, zany laws that are still on the books. For example, if you’re driving

Is a deregulated market a messy market? You bet. Just look at the airlines. They change flight schedules more often than Republicans change front-runners. It’s

You may have seen the report recently that said Los Angeles had 26.9 million overnight visitors last year, an all-time high. That was an increase