Residents of an exclusive San Francisco neighborhood who failed to pay taxes on their private, gated street for two decades got the street back Tuesday after supervisors voted to rescind the sale of the tax-defaulted property

Senate Republicans are indicating they still have a way to go to secure the votes for their tax overhaul

A news investigation has found that more than 180 people have filed sexual misconduct complaints against Massage Envy spas, their employees and the national company

The California Supreme Court handed a victory to organized farm labor Monday in a lawsuit that pitted the union launched by iconic labor leader Cesar Chavez against one of the largest U.S. fruit farms

A South African energy and chemical company says it's dropping plans for a $11 billion to $14 billion U.S. plant to convert natural gas to liquid fuels, and is pulling out of Canadian shale

An influx of marijuana growing operations has a Northern California county reconsidering its decision to embrace the businesses ahead of statewide legalization

The brutally cold and snowy winter last year in the Rocky Mountains was deadly for deer and other wild game prized by hunters

The smallest retailers will tug at shoppers' heartstrings during the holidays, aiming for an emotional experience big chains don't provide

A resurgent downtown Detroit has become somewhat of a magnet for small startup companies, corporate headquarters and even fine cuisine

Even with White House seeking an additional $44 billion for disaster aid, lawmakers from hurricane-ravaged regions say the total nearing $100 falls short of what's needed