Nearly one in five Los Angeles businesses plan to add workers during the next fiscal quarter, an encouraging sign that the recession's grip is easing, according to a survey released Tuesday.

Alarcon proposes film commission to stem runaway production

Eat at Panera; help Make-A-Wish

Spend a little more on decorations that will last generations

L.A. County's unemployment rate increases

California unemployment rate hits 12.5 percent

L.A. Kings to hold career fair at Staples Center on Wednesday

Biz Buzz for Friday, Nov. 6, 2009

Thousands seek work, leads at Valley job fair

Translating economic data a guessing game

Jobless await turnaround as cuts continue

California's unemployment rate climbs to record 12.2 percent

Anderson Forecast: Unemployment could hit 12.2 percent by Dec. 31

Farmers Insurance to slash 750 jobs at Woodland Hills office

Generation Axed lets you laugh away troubles

Not just unemployment but underemployment hurting big time

L.A. expected to lead rebound

California's unemployment rate drops

Ports traffic likely to fall 13.5 percent

Los Angeles to use $20 million in stimulus money to hire summer workers

`Glimmers of hope' signal optimism over economy

Realtors rally to provide homebuyers security

Flicker of hope emerges on economy

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