Zane Hill

When Emil Davtyan formed his wage and hour class action law firm in 2015, he had to be collaborative. At the time, what was then known as Davtyan Law made

The Los Angeles City Council last week cleared the way for a $2 billion redevelopment of a downtown parcel into a massive mixed-use center. The Fourth

Terrence Franklin is a founding partner at downtown-based Sacks, Glazier, Franklin, Lodise, McMurtrey & Scheerer, where he works in trusts and estates

Look around any room: much of what is there likely passed through the San Pedro Bay in Los Angeles County. The industrialized harbor occupying the bay,

Terrence Franklin is a founding partner at downtown-based Sacks, Glazier, Franklin, Lodise, McMurtrey & Scheerer, where he works in trusts and estates

Marina del Rey-based ThinkLA recognized a series of Los Angeles-area advertising and marketing agencies at its IDEA Awards gala in Beverly Hills on

In 2015, about 65 out of every 100 container-equivalents loaded with imports arriving at the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach originated in

Noel Hacegaba may be new to his title, but he’s not new to the job. For 16 years, Hacegaba has been making his mark at the Port of Long Beach – starting

After Andy Park left Los Angeles for Seattle at age 13, it was sports that kept him tied to the region. When he returned to what remained “home” for him

The two ports had a combined first quarter that saw them move nearly 4.8 million TEUs of cargo – a step down from last year’s record but still well ahead