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Extreme heat can be deadly — don't be caught off-guard. Experts suggest a few simple ways you can prepare.

As a result of the pandemic, Americans have been spending more on groceries for home cooking and less on going out to eat. But grocery prices have jumped 10.9% in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim region over the last year. A combination of factors are to blame, including higher fuel costs,…

A growing number of Americans are coming around to the idea of driving electric vehicles, with 71% expressing at least some degree of interest in buying or leasing EVs, according to a national survey released Thursday by Consumer Reports.

A driver's ed website compiled data from multiple car owner rating websites and determined that Tesla owners appear more satisfied than owners of rival cars.

The IIHS and Consumer Reports collaborated on a list of cars you should buy for your teenagers.

As a Boy Scout, I was taught to “Be Prepared.” Whether you are hiking over a mountain or preparing for a family vacation, the advice is sound. The best way to make sure your much-anticipated road trip does not become the trip from — well, somewhere not pleasant — is…

With prices of all cars running high, a $7,500 tax credit for an EV may sound appealing. Here's all the EVs on the U.S. market, and which ones are eligible for the credit.

It could take while for gas prices to go down, if they ever do. Try some of these strategies to pay less at the pump.

Home hazards can have costly consequences, like fires, flooding, injuries and death

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is leaving the State Privacy and Security Coalition (SPSC), accusing the group of lobbying for weak privacy laws that benefit the industry instead of the users.

Tests by Consumer Reports found PFAS in all kinds of food packaging, even from companies that say they’ve phased out the chemicals