NYC bribery scandal includes naked Zoom call, trips to Europe and homegrown 'hero' in taxpayer scam
New details have emerged about some of the 70 suspects arrested in a six-state sting Tuesday involving the largest bribery bust in Justice Department history.
Waymo self-driving car crashes into San Francisco bicyclist
A fully autonomous Waymo ride-hailing vehicle crashed into someone who was riding a bicycle at an intersection in San Francisco Tuesday afternoon.
Top House Dem faces renewed ethics complaint over wife's $1.5M stock payday
The Center for Renewing America, a conservative policy group, has filed an ethics complaint against Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., for failing to disclose his wife's stock trades.
Elon Musk's SpaceX facing California investigation over sexual harassment, retaliation claims
The California Civil Rights Department is investigating SpaceX over allegations the Elon Musk-led company failed to address discrimination and sexual harassment allegations.
Toyota investing $1.3 billion in red state to build all-electric SUV
Toyota announced Tuesday it is pouring $1.3 billion into its flagship Georgetown, Kentucky, plant to begin production of a new, all-electric three-row SUV.
Dozens of New York City employees arrested in bribery case that cost US taxpayers millions: prosecutors
Seventy current or former employees of New York City's public housing agency were arrested in raids across six states Tuesday in the largest-ever single-day bribery bust.
Oakland locals saddened, disappointed after Kaiser warns staffers to stay inside at lunch over crime worries
Bay Area workers offered their thoughts on Kaiser Permanente reportedly warning its employees to eat inside as crime continues to hurt business across Oakland, California.
Tesla employee booked after allegedly making threats against Elon Musk, Joe Biden: ‘Planning to kill’
Tesla employee Justin Mathew McCauley was charged with third-degree felony terroristic threat after he allegedly threatened to kill Elon Musk and President Joe Biden.
Massachusetts focuses on skills-based hiring, eliminates college degree requirements for about 90% of jobs
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed an executive order last month eliminating college degree requirements for state-posted jobs unless absolutely necessary.
Fast-food prices set to rise at McDonald's, Chipotle and others as California minimum wage hike looms
Fast-food workers in California will make $20 an hour when the industry's new minimum wage law takes effect in April, with some fast-food restaurants preparing to raise prices.
Bay Area police warn Trader Joe's shoppers of new crime trend
Police in California are warning shoppers of purse and wallet thefts at grocery stores as Bay Area businesses deal with a recent rise in crime.
Connecticut Gov Lamont says state will be 1st to cancel medical debt for all eligible residents
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announced his state would become the first to erase or eliminate medical debt for all eligible residents.
Retailers struggling to keep popular Stanley cup-like toy by Fisher-Price in stock
A new Fisher-Price toy resembling a coffee mug and aimed for children 6 months to 3 years old, is difficult to find on shelves due to the current Stanley cup craze.
Stuart Varney: Elon Musk is at the center of another legal 'earthquake'
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discussed the decision by a Delaware judge to strike down Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla pay deal on the grounds that it is "excessive."
Tesla to Texas? Elon Musk announces major shareholder vote
Tesla shareholders will vote on whether to transfer the company's incorporation from Delaware to Texas after a judge voided CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package.
Denny's shutters only location in Oakland after more than 54 years due to high crime
Denny's has closed its location in Oakland, California after 54 years due to high crime. The closing follows In-N-Out's announcement that it was closing its Oakland location.
Judge dismisses Disney's lawsuit alleging retaliation by DeSantis
A federal judge in Florida dismissed Disney's lawsuit against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis which alleged the governor and a state board unfairly retaliated against the company.
Washington woman wins on five lottery tickets after playing numbers inspired by mother
A Washington woman won on five lottery tickets after choosing sentimental numbers for her Match 4 plays. The winner plans to donate a portion of her money to animal charities.
Tropicana Las Vegas ceasing operations this spring to make way for new ballpark
A staple on the southern end of the Las Vegas strip is closing this spring to make way for a new professional baseball ballpark for MLB's Athletics.
Cookie brand offers custom delivery boxes with breakup messages ahead of Valentine’s Day: ‘We’re done’
Insomnia Cookies, based in Pennsylvania, announced the release of a breakup messaging delivery box for those interested in breaking off their relationship before Valentine's Day.



















