Colorado business pays $23.5K settlement with 6,500 pounds in coins: reports
A welder in northern Colorado agreed to settle a dispute with another welder, then paid $23,500 in nothing but quarters, nickels, dimes and pennies.
California suspends Cruise's autonomous robotaxis
The California Dept. of Motor Vehicles announced the suspension of autonomous taxi manufacturer Cruise's deployment and testing permits amid an investigation.
Airbnb guests let clogged toilet run 15 hours, then leave pregnant owner on the hook
A pregnant California woman is homeless and hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt after Airbnb guests reportedly flooded her house by clogging a toilet.
FAA investigates after Alaska Airlines flight steers into SkyWest plane's path
An Alaska Airlines flight steered into the path of a SkyWest flight departing from Oregon's Portland International Airport and is under investigation, the FAA says.
San Francisco apartment building facing foreclosure, significant decline in value
An apartment building in San Francisco has reportedly experienced a large decrease in its value compared to where it stood in 2018, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
LA's latest homeless plan could turn hotels into squatter dens: expert
The heads of the American Hotel and Lodging Association warned against a planned L.A. ballot initiative that would house homeless people alongside paying customers
California's $1.76B Powerball ticket was purchased here
California lottery officials identified the store where a lucky individual bought the winning Powerball ticket for the most recent $1.765 billion jackpot.
'Yellowstone' star Kevin Costner gambles on next monster hit with his own money
Kevin Costner put millions of his own money on the line, including mortgaging property, to make sure the "Horizon: An American Saga" movie series was made.
Alaska Airlines to serve coffee specially made to taste better in the air
Alaska Airlines is ending its long partnership with Starbucks to serve a new custom coffee blend developed in collaboration with Stumptown Coffee Roasters.
California hotel from 1880 hits real estate market for $5.5M: See the Old West quarters
An old western saloon has hit the real estate market in California after nearly 150 years. See inside the $5.5 million property, which is currently a wedding venue.
4 reasons Gavin Newsom's new fast food law is a recipe for disaster
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed a bill that raises the minimum wage for fast food workers.
Conservatives hopeful for Supreme Court action on capital gains tax case
Conservative think tank the Freedom Foundation is leading the charge against a recent capital gains tax from Washington state.
Irish pub forced to shutter as California crime wave scares patrons away: owner
A pub in Oakland, California, announced it will permanently shutter its doors at the end of October due to rising crime and operating costs, the owner said.
Woman mistakenly given abortion medication by CVS instead of IVF hormones: 'They just killed my baby'
A woman who dreamed of having a big family and struggled with getting pregnancy was mistakenly given an abortion pill instead of IVF hormones by a CVS pharmacy.
$1.6 billion Mega Millions ticket claimed, $1.1 billion winner still no show
The one of the two recent eye-popping Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots still has not had the lucky player holding the winning tickets officially linked to them.
Alaska begins distributing residents' annual energy dividends
Alaska's energy and mining endowment fund will start distributing $1,312 payments to eligible residents starting Thursday, and a second disbursement is planned for late October.
Increasing mortgage rates in the US are putting growing pressure on homebuyers
Freddie Mac says 30-year fixed mortgage rates rose to their highest level in more than 20 years. This has made things tougher on homebuyers because of a lack of supply and demand.
Newsom vetoes bill that would've allowed striking workers to receive unemployment benefits
California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill Saturday that would have allowed workers who left their jobs to strike during labor disputes to receive unemployment benefits.
Stuart Varney: Malibu did not live up to its reputation of a Pacific paradise
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discussed the shock of seeing homelessness on the streets of Malibu during his trip to California for the GOP primary debate.
California Gov. Newsom signs fast-food worker $20 minimum wage bill into law
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday signed into law a bill that will mandate a $20 per hour minimum wage for fast-food workers across the state, calling it "a big deal."



















