San Francisco officials said Thursday that crews have started work to shore up two cracked beams that shuttered a celebrated and newly opened $2 billion transit center

A judge is ordering the state of Utah to pay $475,000 in legal fees after it lost a court fight over a law that banned serving alcohol during the superhero film "Deadpool"

San Francisco officials are struggling to find the source of unusual cracking in support beams that shut down a $2 billion transit center

What do you hate shopping for? The guys who founded Harry's shaving club want to know

Many small retailers are upbeat about the fourth quarter because customers are more confident and spending freely, especially on non-essentials stores struggled to sell during the recession and its aftermath

A federal judge has reinstated an oil and gas lease on land in northwestern Montana that's considered sacred to some Native American tribes in the U.S. and Canada

Arizona officials have moved to revoke the licenses for a nonprofit that houses immigrant children in part because it missed a deadline to show that all its employees passed background checks

If you want a straw with your drink or soda with your child's meal at a California restaurant, you'll need to ask for them starting next year

There are plenty of places to take a selfie at a new marijuana museum in Las Vegas that has a bong so big it's been dubbed "Bongzilla"

Three computer hackers whose "botnet" known as Mirai virtually paralyzed chunks of the Internet in 2016 have received light sentences after helping the FBI with cybercrime and cybersecurity