A Los Angeles business group that endorsed Wendy Greuel called on her to explan her statements about pensions

The meeting will resolve the Chamber's concerns on Wendy Greuel's position on pension reform

Both Eric Garcetti and Wendy Greuel received big endorsements from local groups

The L.A. City Harbor Commission approved a new cargo facility

More than 150 business and political leaders from Los Angeles joint in the annual D.C. lobbying trip

California must create new tools to provide affordable homes to workers and their families

Los Angeles County Federation of Labor voted to endorse Wendy Greuel over Eric Garcetti in the race

Two supervisors said the Department of Public Works should not procceed with the storm drain fee proposal

Organized labor sent four candidates to the Los Angeles City Council

Wendy Greuel won the support of Service Employees International Union

The primary election results raised the possiblity that half of the council's 15 searts could be held by ex-Sacramento veterans

Los Angeles voters' rejection of the measure suggests that California may be weary

A robocall recorded by Gov. Jerry Brown went out to 25,000 voters

Measure A to increase sales tax aims at helping make up for an anticipated $216 million deficit

The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce honored Mayer Brown LLP's Michael "Mickey" Kantor

The city's planning department approved a proposal for two skyscrapers flanking the iconic Capitol Records Tower

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa endorsed Gil Cedillo for a seat on the City Council

The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce backed mayoral candidate Wendy Greuel in the race to replace Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa

Wendy Greuel added another significant endorsement from the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce

A fight to overhaul California's landmark environmental law

A measure to increase the City of L.A. sales tax was endorsed by the Chamber

The California Department of Education selected 63 officers to pilot "linked learning" program

Gov. Jerry Brown's new proposal increases budget on education

A senior level of delegation of over 25 Arab government and business leaders visited Los Angeles

The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce endorsed Alex Cruz De Ocampo for City Council in the 13th district

Education is poised to decide L.A.'s economic future  

A look back in history from the L.A. Area Chamber's archives

As the MTA moves closer to starting construction on a subway tunnel

Cash-strapped students can learn the ins and outs of how to pay for college

Despite raucous protests and threats of a lawsuit from labor unions

In January, Gov. Jerry Brown traveled to Irvine to meet with members of the

Wilson High School graduate Audrey Lopez has long dreamed of

A new debate over how to pay for billions in regional rail and highway projects kicks off

The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday that it received an $800,000 grant

Proposition 28 proposes a tiny tweak in legislative term limits

AS we observe the 20-year anniversary of the 1992 riots

Over the last few months, KPCC has been talking with Angelenos

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's bid to indefinitely extend a transportation

Several Los Angeles leaders backed a revised business plan

Walmart wants to put what it calls a "Neighborhood Market"

City Councilman Ed Reyes is proposing to block retail chains from moving into

In late 2010, a group of business leaders from the Los Angeles Area Chamber

Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday urged 1,500 Los Angeles political and business leaders

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will deploy 20 more officers over the next year

Depicting himself as "salesman in chief" for Los Angeles, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa

Just back from an 11-day trade mission to China, Japan and South Korea

The Los Angeles City Council took more steps Wednesday to chip away at the city's business tax

City Controller Wendy Greuel released a report card today

State lawmakers escalated their war with Amazon.com Inc.

State lawmakers return to Sacramento Monday after their summer recess, and hundreds of bills remain

An invitation has just landed in the in-boxes of California conservatives

If Assembly Bill 114 were part of the math section of California's high school exit exam, most legislators

In a notable display of bipartisan support, the state Assembly

When making hiring decisions, many companies appear

Gov. Jerry Brown and Republicans in the Legislature got a new, golden opportunity Wednesday

A coalition of California business groups has offered a reasonable outline

The man behind the largest railroad in the nation, BNSF railway, Matthew Rose

The Los Angeles Times on Sunday is releasing a major update to its elementary school teacher ratings

Last fall, the Los Angeles development community pricked up its ears when several key city players rolled out a new effort to streamline permitting

A delegation of city, county and school officials, along with members of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, met Tuesday with top

The Fairfax County Economic Development Authority has opened an office in Los Angeles to lure companies to the Washington region

Everyone knows that getting a construction project approved in Los Angeles is a difficult and often maddening task.

The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce claims projects will stall without action

Two powerful Los Angeles groups are turning thumbs down on legislation to dissolve the tiny city of Vernon that is being pushed

The announcement by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s new general manager, Ron Nichols, that he is reducing DWP’s budget