This Jan. 9, 2014 staff file photo shows machinist Nelson Saravia operating a CNC machine, which makes the hydraulic manifold for a helicopter at Warmelin Precision Products in Hawthorne.
Category: Los Angeles County, CA
Were those trucks on the 110 Freeway driving themselves?
A platoon of similar trucks equipped with Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control on the 110 freeway in San Pedro. The system controls speed, braking and spacing of the convoy as one group with vehicle-to-vehicle laser sensor communication.
America’s broadband market needs more competition
The United States is home to some of the most creative people and businesses on the planet. Our filmmakers, artists, software engineers and scientists entertain the world and expand the boundaries of human knowledge.
America’s broadband market needs more competition
The United States is home to some of the most creative people and businesses on the planet. Our filmmakers, artists, software engineers and scientists entertain the world and expand the boundaries of human knowledge.
6 things we learned from a new report on the economic power of the Asian community
Southern California’s Asian community wields significant economic power in the region, according to a new report from the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp . The study reveals there are more than 1.4 million Asians living in Los Angeles County.
Inglewooda s Super Bowl: T-minus 4 years and counting
Today, the streets of Texas’ cosmopolitan coastal boomtown of Houston will be lined with limos en route to Super Bowl LI . While 100 million people around the world watch, talented upstart Matt Ryan will try to take down future Hall of Famer Tom Brady.
Inglewooda s Super Bowl: T-minus 4 years and counting
Today, the streets of Texas’ cosmopolitan coastal boomtown of Houston will be lined with limos en route to Super Bowl LI . While 100 million people around the world watch, talented upstart Matt Ryan will try to take down future Hall of Famer Tom Brady.
Raucous crowd shuts down LA gas leak meeting
A raucous crowd calling for the permanent closure of the Aliso Canyon natural gas storage field after a months-long well leak that prompted mass evacuations cut short a public meeting on Wednesday, refusing to allow more comment from speakers who favor reopening the field. As the heads of two state agencies sat stolidly on stage, the facilitator of the scheduled public meeting in the San Fernando Valley declared that the atmosphere was just too heated and ended the gathering less than two hours after it began.
LA sets records for tourism, LAX traffic and port cargo in 2016
Three sectors of the Los Angeles-area economy sizzled last year, with tourism, air travel and cargo volume at the ports all hitting record levels, officials said Wednesday. Tourism led the way, with records set across a number of categories, according to the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board.
Renting in LA County, Inland Empire is getting more expensive at a fast rate
Los Angeles County and the Inland Empire posted some of the nation’s steepest rent increases during the fourth quarter of 2016, according to figures released this week. Axiometrics , a research firm that tracks apartment development and rental trends, showed that L.A. County was tied with the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, Nevada region for the biggest quarterly increase in rental prices among the top 25 U.S. markets.
Southern California homebuying sees fastest November in four years
The six-county region recorded 19,530 sales last month, up 24.1 percent vs. a year ago – the most-active November since 2012. However, house hunting has not returned to its historic pace.