APNewsBreak: California wants millions to fund water project
California is increasing the pressure on millions of Californians to help pay for two giant water tunnels that Gov. Jerry Brown wants built.
Charges: Postal worker went zip-lining while on disability
Authorities say a former postal worker who had claimed a wrist injury prevented him from working is facing insurance fraud charges after he posted photos that showed him zip-lining and rappelling.
Judge: Government doesn't have to pay tug owner for cleanup
A federal judge has denied an attempt to make the federal government pay for more of the cleanup of an oil spill on the Mississippi River where a tugboat pushed a barge into a railroad bridge.
Judge: Government doesn't have to pay tug owner for cleanup
A federal judge has denied an attempt to make the federal government pay for more of the cleanup of an oil spill on the Mississippi River where a tugboat pushed a barge into a railroad bridge.
Honda invests $267 million, to add 300 jobs for new Accord model
Honda is boosting production of its revamped 2018 Accord sedan model at a plant in Marysville, Ohio.
Strike at GM's Ontario plant threatens Chevy Equinox sales
A strike at a General Motors plant in Canada could dent sales of the company’s top-selling crossover.
Strike at GM's Ontario plant threatens Chevy Equinox sales
A strike at a General Motors plant in Canada could dent sales of the company’s top-selling crossover.
Ryanair under pressure after messing up pilots' holidays
Irish budget airline Ryanair is under pressure to provide more information to travelers after canceling up to 50 flights a day over the next six weeks because it "messed up" its pilots' holiday schedules.
Ryanair under pressure after messing up pilots' holidays
Irish budget airline Ryanair is under pressure to provide more information to travelers after canceling up to 50 flights a day over the next six weeks because it "messed up" its pilots' holiday schedules.
Dubai port operator DP World to pull out of Indonesia
One of the world's largest port operators, DP World, says it will not be renewing its contract in Indonesia after failing to agree on renewal terms with the government.
Frontier Airlines fined for long delays in Denver snowstorm
The U.S. government has fined Frontier Airlines $1.5 million for keeping passengers stuck on a dozen aircraft sitting on the tarmac for more than three hours during a snowstorm at the Denver airport last December.
Frontier Airlines fined for long delays in Denver snowstorm
The U.S. government has fined Frontier Airlines $1.5 million for keeping passengers stuck on a dozen aircraft sitting on the tarmac for more than three hours during a snowstorm at the Denver airport last December.
BMW says car keys may be replaced by mobile phone apps
Smartphones may replace old-fashioned keys.
BMW says car keys may be replaced by mobile phone apps
Smartphones may replace old-fashioned keys.
Alphabet talks with Lyft about possible investment
Alphabet is in discussions with Lyft about a possible investment in the ride-hailing company, potentially deepening an existing partnership between the two firms, a person familiar with the talks said on Thursday.
Industry panel recommends roll back of aviation safety rules
An influential industry panel plans to vote Thursday on recommendations that the Federal Aviation Administration eliminate or scale back dozens of safety rules, including one on airline pilot qualifications.
Industry panel recommends roll back of aviation safety rules
An influential industry panel plans to vote Thursday on recommendations that the Federal Aviation Administration eliminate or scale back dozens of safety rules, including one on airline pilot qualifications.
The Latest: Panel says less experience OK for airline pilots
The Latest on aviation safety recommendations (all times local): 4:10 p.m.
Some trucking firms seek to put the brakes on electronic logs
With new electronic devices that track their time on the road, some truckers who get paid by the mile could see their incomes drop.
Some trucking firms seek to put the brakes on electronic logs
With new electronic devices that track their time on the road, some truckers who get paid by the mile could see their incomes drop.








