The city of Anaheim spent around $17 million on credit card purchases from places like Target, Walmart and Amazon over the past two years without a major audit.

Monthly billing statements show purchases from Target, Walmart, Amazon and other vendors. LAist requested the records amid city oversight concerns.

Jachin Ramirez graduates after helping develop cooling tech aimed at reducing power use in fast-growing data centers ...

About his time as Rangers captain, Trouba said, "I'm definitely forever grateful." Kreider, on the other hand, has no time ...

American Business Bank (OTCQX: AMBZ) announces the promotion of Eric Dole and Chris Basirico to Executive Vice President, Corporate Banking.

Tractor Supply stores in California will host pet adoption events from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 13. The company said all 29 ...

Administrator Mehmet Oz on Friday warned Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz the state could lose federal Medicaid funding unless it ...

The ruling comes four years after two city employees filed suit against Ben Lopez, accusing him of making unwanted sexual ...

This week in Houston real estate news, a new headquarters office lease, industrial sales, new multifamily and senior housing, ...

Twenty years later, many of the players and coaches from the Hurricanes’ championship team are still involved in hockey — and in the Raleigh area.

On Saturday, Alex Speier of The Boston Globe wrote a piece detailing why the Red Sox have been reluctant to include ...

Konstadinos Tsimahidis, aka DJ Cocoe, has dedicated his life to DJing. Now he's giving back to Phoenix's music scene at his ...