Lowe's To Pay $2.75M For Selling Polluting Paint
The home improvement chain has not admitted any culpability in the settlement for selling the paints, which air quality officials say is one of the biggest sources of local air pollution.
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The home improvement chain has not admitted any culpability in the settlement for selling the paints, which air quality officials say is one of the biggest sources of local air pollution.
To keep trick-or-treaters safe this Halloween, there are just a few rules to observe to keep everyone safe, happy and hopped up on candy.
State officials are warning fans of California spiny lobster and rock crab to eat only the tail meat and not internal organs after finding a toxic acid in samples.
This year, you don't have to wait for your Thanksgiving turkey to digest before heading out to the stores for Black Friday.
Police say the scammers are two men who approach their victims by saying they have a winning lottery ticket but cannot claim the prize money because they are illegal immigrants.
Nearly half of the unlicensed contractors busted during the operation earlier this month were in the swimming pool business.
New court documents filed in a case against Toyota Motor Corp. claim the auto giant bought back cars with sudden acceleration defects and failed to report the problem to federal regulators.
A new survey suggests that despite a shaky economic outlook, Americans are expected to still spend their cash, but shoppers will be looking for a bigger bang for their buck.
People looking for work can get some help today for free from the Catholic Diocese of Orange. The Diocese is sponsoring a conference called "Hope, Works!"
The foreclosure crisis intensified across a majority of large U.S. metropolitan areas this summer, with Chicago and Seattle -- cities outside of the states that have shouldered the worst of the housing downturn -- seeing a sharp increase in foreclosure warnings.
Officials say James Roland Fuquay -- who called himself "The Red, White & Blue Man" for the colors on the Medicare card -- used homeless people to defraud taxpayers.
Juan Rangel, already in prison for a 2009 bribery conviction, used his victims' cash to make monthly mortgage payments on his $3 million home, to lease a Lamborghini, and to buy cocaine.
JetBlue Airways said Thursday it would begin seasonal daily nonstop flights to Anchorage, Alaska, next May 26.
MySpace, the online social hub that's been fighting to stay relevant in the age of Facebook and Twitter, is overhauling its image and its Web site into an entertainment destination for its mostly younger audience.
Apple says the elusive white iPhone 4 will remain out of reach until spring.
