Golden Gate Bridge suicide net cost doubles to nearly $400M
A suicide prevention net on San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge that is already years behind schedule will cost about $400 million, almost double previous estimates.
Montana AG concerned FedEx, UPS may be tracking gun ownership for White House
Attorney General of Montana Austin Knudsen is requesting information from UPS and FedEx on their updated shipping policies related to firearms and firearm parts.
Dwayne Johnson buys every Snickers at Hawaii 7-Eleven to 'right this wrong' of candy thefts as 14-year-old
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson said he returned to the store where he used to swipe candy bars, buying every Snickers at the 7-Eleven for a "little redeeming grace."
Republican states take drastic measure in latest salvo against ESG movement
A group of 13 GOP attorneys general asked a top energy regulator to closely review an application from major asset manager Vanguard requesting to own public utility shares.
Iconic Portland ice cream business threatens to move headquarters over city's rampant crime
Salt & Straw, a prominent Portland ice cream company, might move its headquarters from the city over crime issues that the company co-founder says threatens employee safety.
Portland business forced to close because of crime
Rains PDX owner Marcy Landolfo on the ongoing break-ins that have forced her to shut down her winter clothes store
Portland store shuts down, posts blistering note on front door slamming rampant crime: 'City is in peril'
Portland, Oregon, clothing store Rains PDX shut down after facing more than a dozen break-ins and covering expensive repairs, according to a note posted the store's front door.
Elizabeth Holmes: Judge recommends Texas prison for Theranos founder
A federal judge has recommended that Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes begin serving her prison sentence of 11-plus years for fraud at a prison camp in Bryan, Texas.
Texas Twitter headquarters? Musk won't rule it out
Elon Musk, Tesla CEO and new owner of Twitter, would not rule out the possibility of opening a Twitter headquarters in Texas, according to a new report.
ESG is jeopardizing an increasing amount of American investment assets
In our country today many fund managers and even corporate boards are investing other people's money in their own partisan priorities. The ESG movement is political not practical.
Activist trolls Elon Musk by projecting images onto Twitter's San Francisco headquarters: 'Mediocre manchild'
A video has gone viral on Twitter of messages criticizing new CEO Elon Musk being projected onto the exterior of the company’s San Francisco headquarters.
COVID-19 scammers who fled to Montenegro while awaiting sentencing extradited back to US: Report
Two people convicted of stealing $18 million from COVID-19 relief funds were reportedly extradited back to the U.S. from Montenegro on Thursday.
Elizabeth Holmes sentencing: A look at where she could serve time
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is facing up to 20 years in prison due to her fraud convictions. Experts reveal where she could serve time.
Portland Nike store abruptly closes after brazen shoplifting incidents
The Nike Community Store in Portland, Oregon, has been closed for weeks after an increase in crime, according to local media, with no indication on when the store will reopen.
FTX logo removed from University of California football field
The impact of FTX's bankruptcy on its involvement in sports has begun. The exchange's logo was removed from the University of California's football field.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes asks judge for leniency ahead of sentencing
Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, is asking a federal judge for leniency for her crimes.
Ex-Bengal Domata Peko's father-in-law receives $1M after selling $2B Powerball ticket
A jackpot-winning Powerball ticket was sold in California at a store owned by the father-in-law of a former NFL defensive player for a record $2.04 billion grand prize.
Businesses in Long Beach threaten to move if violence, rampant drug use are not cleaned up
Public safety issues in Long Beach, California, are sparking concern among prominent business owners who are threatening to leave if crime and drug use issues aren't addressed.
California voters reject tax that would have funded electric vehicles
California voters on Tuesday rejected a measure that proposed increasing taxes on wealthy residents to put more electric vehicles on the road
California voters reject a tax-the-rich ballot measure in midterm elections
A wealth tax intended to fund climate-related projects was rejected on Tuesday by California voters, who said "no" to a higher levy on ultra-rich individuals.