Monthly payments to disabled Veterans and military retirees will increase in 2026
Veterans receiving disability payments and military retirees will see a new cost of living adjustment (COLA) starting in January.
Veterans receiving disability payments and military retirees will see a new cost of living adjustment (COLA) starting in January.
Your tax refund could be bigger in 2026 – here's how
Americans may see a boost in next year’s refunds in part due to provisions in President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful" legislation. Here’s what you need to know.
Americans may see a boost in next year’s refunds in part due to provisions in President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful" legislation. Here’s what you need to know.
Social Security COLA for 2026 revealed following shutdown-related delay
Inflation trending higher this year caused the COLA to be larger.
Inflation trending higher this year caused the COLA to be larger.
Target cutting 1,800 positions, 1,000 employees set to be laid off
Target announced Thursday it will be eliminating 1,800 positions from its corporate staff.
Target announced Thursday it will be eliminating 1,800 positions from its corporate staff.
Toys R Us opening new stores nationwide: See where in California
Toys R Us is expanding ahead of the holiday season with new flagship stores and seasonal holiday shops across the U.S.
Toys R Us is expanding ahead of the holiday season with new flagship stores and seasonal holiday shops across the U.S.
Store owner reacts to selling $1B Powerball jackpot
A store owner is at a loss for words after learning he sold the winning Powerball jackpot.
A store owner is at a loss for words after learning he sold the winning Powerball jackpot.
California Lottery officials arrive at DTLA store where $1B Powerball ticket was sold
What's next in the process after someone won the $1 billion Powerball jackpot? Lottery officials tell you more.
What's next in the process after someone won the $1 billion Powerball jackpot? Lottery officials tell you more.
Lottery fever grows
Lottery fever is growing across the U.S.
Lottery fever is growing across the U.S.
Store owner reacts to selling winning Powerball jackpot ticket
Navor Herrera is the owner of Las Palmitas minimarket in downtown LA. The store sold the winning $1.08 billion Powerball jackpot.
Navor Herrera is the owner of Las Palmitas minimarket in downtown LA. The store sold the winning $1.08 billion Powerball jackpot.
Dueling Mega Millions, Powerball jackpots fueling lottery fever
No one won Tuesday night's Mega Millions jackpot, while Wednesday night's Powerball drawing has soared to $1 billion.
No one won Tuesday night's Mega Millions jackpot, while Wednesday night's Powerball drawing has soared to $1 billion.
What to know about SNAP benefits as government shutdown continues
The USDA warned SNAP benefits for November could be delayed if the government shutdown continues.
The USDA warned SNAP benefits for November could be delayed if the government shutdown continues.
Mega Millions surges to $680 million; ninth largest in lottery history
Lottery players will have an opportunity to claim the massive cash prize for the next drawing on Friday night.
Lottery players will have an opportunity to claim the massive cash prize for the next drawing on Friday night.
Here's who's bearing the brunt of tariffs, according to Goldman Sachs
Here's who is expected to absorb 55% of tariff burden by end of 2025.
Here's who is expected to absorb 55% of tariff burden by end of 2025.
Lawmakers in several states pursuing property tax reform measures
As property taxes continue to climb across the country, lawmakers in Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas are looking for ways to provide property tax relief to homeowners, while Montana has established property tax relief.
As property taxes continue to climb across the country, lawmakers in Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas are looking for ways to provide property tax relief to homeowners, while Montana has established property tax relief.
Many restaurant owners considering raising prices to keep up with inflation
Diners already concerned about the cost of eating out may be disappointed to learn that many restaurants are considering raising prices to keep up with inflated food and drink costs.
Diners already concerned about the cost of eating out may be disappointed to learn that many restaurants are considering raising prices to keep up with inflated food and drink costs.
Government shutdown: SNAP benefits could run out in November, Rollins says
SNAP benefits may be at risk if the shutdown continues into November, meaning food assistance could disappear for about 40 million people.
SNAP benefits may be at risk if the shutdown continues into November, meaning food assistance could disappear for about 40 million people.
Latinos are reshaping the US sports market, study shows
Latinos are expected to drive a third of the U.S. sports market's growth by 2035, according to a new study.
Latinos are expected to drive a third of the U.S. sports market's growth by 2035, according to a new study.
$2B Skid Row development inches closer to reality - see what they plan to build
The $2 billion Fourth & Central project will bing nearly 1,600 units, with almost 250 set aside as affordable housing, plus offices, shops, and restaurants to Skid Row.
The $2 billion Fourth & Central project will bing nearly 1,600 units, with almost 250 set aside as affordable housing, plus offices, shops, and restaurants to Skid Row.
Here's who's hiring for holidays 2025
Many major retailers and companies are starting to hire workers for the upcoming holiday season.
Many major retailers and companies are starting to hire workers for the upcoming holiday season.
California's 'Bitcoin Jesus' pays $50M in tax evasion case
A California cryptocurrency investor nicknamed “Bitcoin Jesus" has paid nearly $50 million to resolve a federal tax evasion indictment without having to admit he committed a crime.
A California cryptocurrency investor nicknamed “Bitcoin Jesus" has paid nearly $50 million to resolve a federal tax evasion indictment without having to admit he committed a crime.