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Construction has begun on a $200-million apartment complex in Culver City at a time when housing development in much of Los Angeles County has slowed in spite of strong demand. The earth is being graded at the busy intersection of Jefferson and Sepulveda boulevards to make way for the development of 344 units over street-level…

California’s high-speed trainwreck has lost yet another chief executive. Ian Choudri resigned recently following scrutiny of the rail authority’s spending, including an investigation by the Office of the Inspector General for the California High-Speed Rail Authority into roughly $600,000 inquestionable travel expenses billed by consultants(with obviously no trips by train). His departure—and the dubious billing…

A relatively new and little-known state agency has taken the first steps toward imposing fines on hospitals that it claims are charging too much, but will more price controls really fix a system in which government mandates and restrictions have already substantially raised healthcare prices?

The blistering heat that has baked Southern California for days is coming to an end, with rain on tap for the weekend and early next week, along with a risk of potentially damaging coastal flooding. Tropical Storm Rachel, which has been moving northwest across the Pacific Ocean, is expected to make a sharp right turn…