It might also be said that 2018 saw the end of the boring office space. At least in LA — in startupland.

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 30, 2024

From big funding rounds to recent acquisitions, our featured companies of the month have been busy making waves in the local tech scene.

It might also be said that 2018 saw the end of the boring office space. At least in LA — in startupland.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on September 13, 2022

George Arison, formerly of Shift Technologies, will take the helm as the leader to help Grindr fuel continued growth.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on May 16, 2022

The social network is furthering its mission to bring members of the LGBTQ+ community together.

Are users still looking for romance and long-term commitment? Maybe. But many just want an escape.

The company is also making a donation to the Marsha P. Johnson Institute in order to honor the legacy and contributions of black trans women during LGBT Pride month.

JULY 2017: After a few days on an island paradise, it’s hard to head back to a job you’re not wild about. But given the local tech boom, a ton of local tech companies are looking to add talented individuals to their teams, and they’re willing to offer a wide variety of fantastic perks to sweeten the deal. If you're on the hunt for a job you'd love, check out the companies hiring below.

Check out the unique turn these tech companies have put into the design of their office spaces.

Whether helping out with co-dependents or explaining the basics of health coverage to entry-level techies, the process can take a lot out of the business and its employees. This is precisely why a handful of local tech companies have decided to simplify everything by offering to cover 100 percent of their employees’ health coverage.