Economy

L.A. Metro broke ground Monday on the long-awaited train station that will connect Los Angeles International Airport to the city's transit system.

The U.S. Supreme Court's upholding Obamacare removes one potential headache for a healthcare sector still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic's wounds

The state stands to become the 19th to legalize non-medical use of cannabis and along with it up to $97 million of new tax revenues by fiscal 2026.

Refinitiv Lipper's $1.85 billion of inflows say investors aren't going anywhere.

Texas stumbled toward summer as power again hit peak demand as Gov. Greg Abbott signed bills to upgrade the electrical system.

Tuesday’s data may not be indicative of where the economy is going and will likely be written off by the Federal Open Market Committee at its meeting, analysts say.

Virginia Space is seen as a driver for the state’s economy because it provides space access at competitive prices and secure facilities for testing unmanned vehicles.

Lawmakers could not enact the bill on the final day of the regular session, when House Republicans threatened a filibuster.

The New York-based firm agreed to be censured, pay the penalty, and remedy alleged problems with its supervisory system.

The state sued after the Trump administration canceled federal funding already approved for the project.

Ivan Samstein will take the top fiscal post at University of Chicago Medical Center. The university will conduct a national search for his replacement.

South Florida commuters stuck in traffic may see some relief ahead as Miami-Dade County steps up investment in its transportation infrastructure.

A last-minute bill that would have authorized a split of board chairman and chief executive positions appears to have died in the state Senate.

Oklahoma's economy has staged a strong rebound a year after the pandemic-induced recession hit the state, said Treasurer Randy McDaniel.

Patrick Foye will leave as chairman and CEO, with Sarah Feinberg elevated to chairman and Janno Lieber becoming chief executive officer.

Colorado lawmakers are creating government enterprises and using fees instead of taxes to fund transportation.

The transit agency's acknowledgment of an intrusion set off loud alarm bells about the rising threat of public-issuer system hacks.

The ambitious spending envisioned in the bill is already getting pushback from Republicans.

Kestrel Verifiers has certified as green a tranche of bonds that will finance the ethanol plant in California's economically challenged Imperial Valley.

Texas lawmakers are facing a special session after a battle over elections, firearms and finance.