NEW YORK -- A federal bankruptcy judge approved a Delta Air Lines plan yesterday to exit bankruptcy after the nation's third-largest airline spent nearly 20 months in a wrenching reorganization that cut 6,000 jobs and slashed $3 billion in costs...

No, I have not gone totally insane as I gird for the next 500 columns. But, the Bay Area has gone nuts. Over the Warriors. This hippie-like outpouring of glorious golden vibes must be controlled, lest the KNBR talking heads explode all at once...

A Senate committee Tuesday passed the third measure this legislative session targeting bark-devouring beetles that have destroyed thousands of acres of Colorado forest...

April 25, 2007 WASHINGTON -- Families victimized by tainted spinach and peanut butter put a human face Tuesday on a recent string of high-profile outbreaks of foodborne illness, urging lawmakers to strengthen federal oversight of the nation's food supply...

The only thing better than one trusty Wood? A pair of Woods says Bill Decker, and the veteran Trinity College baseball coach is not talking about golf either...

month. long-haul flight to China for a promotional tour. The Australian swim team captain, who is on antibiotics, returns in training on Monday. checked," Stallard said from China. month's world swimming titles in Melbourne...

In the weeks leading up to 9/11, Jeff Meisner had ambitious plans for his newly launched trade show exhibit and event marketing company. But those plans soon changed...

the opening night of the Auckland Art Fair, which will The opening gala party is named Vernissage, a French word before public viewing, and will be presented by sponsor Sofitel, hotel chain Accor's luxury brand (in association fair...

Last updated April 25, 2007 3:56 p.m. PT UFO debris? Not, it's a chunk of rock The University of Washington research engineer who analyzed a mysterious black fragment that some thought was debris from a UFO said it's probably a meteor chunk or old lava...