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DETROIT — An appeals process that spared hundreds of U.S. auto dealers from closure will soon be over, but Chrysler could still face months of litigation with dealers in...

Toyota owners didn't use brakes NEW YORK — The Department of Transportation analyzed dozens of black boxes in Toyota vehicles involved in accidents blamed on unintended a...

About 137,000 pieces of imported children's jewelry sold at two stores popular with preteen girls — Justice and Limited Too — were recalled Tuesday for high levels of ca...

Newly merged group has 1,100-plus members WEXFORD — THE CHAMBER of Commerce is only six months old but is already the second largest regional chamber outside of Pittsburg...

25% of consumers score below 599 NEW YORK — The credit scores of millions more Americans are sinking to new lows. Figures provided by FICO show 25.5 percent of consumers ...

The state recently announced the annual sign-up for the REAP state tax credit program that offers applicants up to 50 percent off the cost of new and used no-till equipm...

Gauges will be checked for free The growing season is in full swing, and gardeners will soon begin to harvest the crops they have painstakingly nurtured. For those famili...

Now also is time to report crop acres to the FSA Recently, we have experienced several good stretches of "hay days." A good hay day is one that is hot, sunny, low in humi...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — It's been barely a year since Luis Miranda began selling organic produce at farmers markets near his home in California's Central Valley, but he's a...

State introduces wine vending machines HARRISBURG — Swipe your driver's license, look into the camera, blow into the breath sensor and — voila! — you have permission to b...