A Pacific Palisades couple whose house burned argues new state legislation will prevent banks from profiting off tragedy.

Some Los Angeles fire victims had insurance settlements seized by mortgage lenders, adding new barriers that cause costly delays.

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As session nears closing day, lawmakers negotiate $200 tax break for working poor with kids, but scrap middle class child tax ...

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But legislators have also been making changes. In January, an Illinois law went into effect forbidding credit bureaus from factoring in medical debt in credit reports and scores. That follows a policy ...

William Garrow admitted to embezzling nearly $4.3 million from the accounts of over a dozen wealthy clients before he was ...

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) has emerged as the Trump administration’s primary data analysis partner based on recent ...