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Toyota getting further in the Hole
Orintal Toyota has a long road to travel. Reports suggest they will post the largest loss of all automakers for the fiscal year.
4 hrs ago | www.instantriverside.com | AutoPaul
General Motors says it will repay government loan in June
General Motors Co., which accepted $6.7 billion in government loans, says it expects to return the money to the government by the end of June.
7 hrs ago | Detroit Free Press
GM finance chief to aid international unit
It's official: General Motors' Chief Financial Officer Ray Young is being reassigned.
11 hrs ago | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Good News/Bad News/Good News For Disenfranchised Dealers
Last week, we told you about General Motors' "Comprehensive Plan to Address Dealer Concerns" , in which GM essentially said, "Okay, dealers: we'll explain our criteria for cutting you from our network, and if you think you were treated unfairly, we'll go to arbitration.
Coming soon: Toyota Prius Plug-in hybrids by the thousands
Toyota announced at the LA Auto Show that it would begin leasing 150 plug-in Priuses in California next year.
U Of M Reports On Teen Drug Abuse
President Barack Obama's drug czar is releasing results of the University of Michigan's annual report on teen drug abuse.
Honda to offer second-gen ElementAlthough the Element has been a disappointing seller, Honda ...
A picture of the front view of an orange Honda Element. Honda Element: A second chance.
The last, best chance: UN climate conference opens
The largest and most important U.N. climate change conference in history opened Monday, with organizers warning diplomats from 192 nations that this could be the last, best chance for a deal to protect the world from calamitous global warming.
Prominent LA attorney fatally shot at his home
A prominent attorney died Tuesday after he was shot in the head outside his California home.
Police arguing over security at Ravenstahl election party
George Trosky takes the oath administered by Mayor Luke Ravenstahl during a promotional ceremony.
Vehicle strikes Edgewater light pole, motorist dead
A 69-year-old man who died after the vehicle he was driving was rear-ended and crashed into a light pole Tuesday night in the North Side's Edgewater neighborhood has been identified.
Aides: Obama is pressing to ease credit again
President Barack Obama's economic advisers are talking tough about the banks ahead of his meeting with heads of financial institutions.
Houston voters elect 1st openly gay mayor
City Controller Annise Parker made history Saturday by being elected Houston's first openly gay mayor, seizing 53.6 percent of the vote in the hotly contested race.
Heisman Trophy: Tide's Ingram strikes a pose
Mark Ingram completed the trophy case at Alabama, delivering the first Heisman to a school that boasts one of the richest histories in college football.
Falcons DT Babineaux charged with drug possession
Atlanta Falcons coach Mike Smith says Jonathan Babineaux's arrest Thursday night for felony possession of marijuana will not affect his struggling team.
Volkswagen Tiguan Track Avenue breaks cover
Volkswagen is extending its Tiguan model range with a special edition: the Tiguan Track & Avenue.
Accused terrorist bridged two different worlds
Part American and part Pakistani, the Chicago man accused of conspiring in the bloody terrorist attacks in Mumbai has followed a twisted trail through two different worlds.
Detroit mom charged in Ohio crash that killed 2 kids
ELYRIA, Ohio - Authorities in Ohio say a Detroit mother was driving 88 to 103 mph when she crashed her minivan this summer, killing two of her children.
Al-Qaida denies killing civilians in Pakistan
Al-Qaida issued a new English-language video Saturday denying it was behind a series of bombings in Pakistan that have killed hundreds of civilians, calling such attacks un-Islamic. U.S.-born al-Qaida operative Adam Gadahn, who commonly delivers the organization's English messages, said the extremist network was being framed for the bloodshed by ...
2002 fire at same Streeterville building killed one
This morning's fire at the Plaza on DeWitt condo building recalls a 2002 fire at the same building--a blaze that killed a woman and saw heroic acts by Chicago's firefighters.