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L.A. Cargo Theft Unit Falls to Budget Cuts • Baggage Screening Could Cause 3-Hour Delays, Lawmakers Warn • White House Pitches Congress on Security Dept. • House Votes to Boost Cyber Security • And more...

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.The fuel surcharge dilemma brings to mind a particularly pungent truism: You’re damned if you and damned if you don’t.

AAA Says Gas Prices Higher as Demand Increases • Frozen Food Drops Arthur Andersen • Greenspan Says Economy on Road to Full Recovery • W.Va. House Members Discuss Coal Truck Bill • And more...

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency indicated it might soften its position on diesel engine emissions penalties, according to the organizer of a congressional delegation that met with EPA officials last week.

Inventories at U.S. business rose 0.2% in May, the first rise since January 2001, as consumer spending slumped, the Commerce Department reported Monday.

J.B. Hunt Earnings Up • Greenspan May Focus on Stocks in Testimony • Eaton Sees 2Q Income Rise 80% • Lundberg: U.S. Gasoline Prices Nearly Unchanged • And more...

EPA Joins California Fuel Cell Partnership • G-Log to Release New Transportation Software • Global 2-Way to Create New GPS System • Effort to Simplify State Sales Tax Hits Snag • And more...

The price of diesel fuel across the nation rose 0.6 cent per gallon to $1.30 – its fourth consecutive increase, the Department of Energy said Monday.

Consumers spent 1.1% more money on retail goods in June than in May, the Commerce Department said Friday, adding more evidence to the theory that households and consumer spending are sustaining the U.S. economic recovery.

American Trucking Associations and a host of hazardous materials transportation groups have sued the Department of Transportation over what they say are excess fees the government collects for hazmat registrations.