Celebrate Labor Day Weekend

Labor Day is an oddly apolitical affair in the United States.

Orbitz flipped through its summer travel data for some insights on what’s hot, and what’s hotter, as Labor Day approaches.

In 1542, when Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo was in search of new trade routes, he became the first European explorer to set eyes on the California coast.

It’s Labor Day weekend, time to remember where you put your college football gear — and head to your local food festival.

Labor Day weekend might be another reason to congregate over barbecued meats and chilled beer, but it doesn’t have to put a crimp in your fitness regimen.

Airfares typically soar for travel around Labor Day weekend. This year is no exception.

Busy over Labor Day weekend? Or maybe we should ask if you’ll be hungry and thirsty?

Los Angeles is rife with film festivals of all sorts, but if the city has an underappreciated gem, it’s the Cinecon Classic Film Festival, a beloved event whose 52nd edition runs Labor Day weekend, Sept. 1-5, at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood.

A pair of new movies shows little promise of unseating last weekend’s surprise horror hit “Don’t Breathe” from the top of the domestic box-office charts, as Hollywood’s rocky summer blockbuster season limps to its quiet close.

Forecast for air travelers with Labor Day plans: Your flight may be delayed or canceled because of severe weather predicted in the Southeast and Hawaii.

If you plan to fly over the Labor Day holiday, get ready to labor through huge airport crowds.

Because it’s never too early to plan what you’re having for dinner — or, in this case, eating over the course of a long weekend on the backlot of Paramount Studios.