President Donald Trump is expected to sign a measure Thursday that blocks California’s first-in-the-nation rule banning the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035 ...

Smog-Check Exemption Dream May Come True for California’s Classic Car Owners. Senate Bill 712, “Leno’s Law,” earned Senate approval, has strong momentum for getting the Assembly’s OK.

The three resolutions Trump signed will block California’s rule phasing out gas-powered cars and end the sale of new ones by 2035. They will also kill rules that phase out the sale of medium- and ...

The California New Car Dealers Association has donated at least $2.9 million to lawmakers since 2015, according to the Digital Democracy database.. The group has an ally in Sen. Dave Cortese, a ...

A VIN check is required for all non-RI-titled vehicles and can be done at a VIN inspection station before registration. If the 6.5% Massachusetts sales tax had been paid, only a 0.5% sales tax ...

(The Center Square) - Immediately after President Donald Trump signed a congressional bill overturning California’s 2035 gasoline-powered car ban, Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered the state to continue ...

Congress' move last month to revoke a waiver to phase out the sale of gas-powered cars in California also pulled the rug out from under Washington, leaving an uncertain future for EVs here.

Tax credits for crucial clean energy and home energy efficiency projects would be phased out, albeit less quickly.

President Donald Trump signed a bill Thursday that blocks California’s plan to phase out the sale of gas-powered vehicles by ...

Whether you’re looking to replace your car or offload an extra one to take advantage of elevated used-car values, selling a vehicle privately can get you more money than trading it in to a dealer.

President Trump on Thursday morning will hold a bill-signing ceremony at the White House. He is expected to sign three congressional resolutions related to former President Biden-era electric ...

Lawmakers from both parties say the state is too expensive. So why did the California Senate vote to raise costs for car buyers by as much as $415?