Lawsuit alleges Chick-Fil-A discriminates against disabled job applicants

A 25-year-old autistic man in Illinois is suing a local Chick-fil-A restaurant, and the fast-food chain’s parent company, Chick-fil-A Inc., claiming he was denied a job solely because of his disability.

New York, New Jersey, Connecticut among states raising minimum wage

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — It will be a happy New Year indeed for millions of the lowest-paid U.S. workers. Nineteen states, including New York and California, will ring in the year with an increase in the minimum wage.

Amazon has 40% off diapers right now

The Huggies brand has a coupon for  20% off 4 different types of diapers.

2016 in technology trends

In the past year, some major technological demands and trends have emerged. Take a moment and think about it. Chances are just in the past few hours you've had multiple moments of continuous connection with people, information, services and apps. Some call it a "digital mesh." And in 2016 we were introduced to even more life changing gadgets.

Police seek Amazon Echo data in murder case

The Amazon Echo is one of the most popular gifts this holiday season. The smart device can recognize your voice and respond to commands.

WNBA athletes using app for safety while overseas

The WNBA is currently in its off-season, but dozens of players are staying on top of their game by playing overseas. A new app is helping athletes stay safe when traveling abroad.

Last minute holiday shopping

From the world’s largest menorah to the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, New York City is in the holiday spirit.

Engineer in NYC crash that killed 4 to get lifetime pension

NEW YORK (AP) -- A published report says an engineer who fell asleep at the controls of a speeding train in New York City and caused a derailment that killed four people will receive a lifetime disability pension.

Holiday splurging not an option for many workers scraping by

At the brightly lit mall, clothing stores highlight holiday sweaters and big signs tout the sales, while Duquan Allen keeps his expectations in check.

Prenups to protect your ideas?

Prenuptial agreements are five times more popular today than they were 20 years ago. A majority of attorneys polled in a recent survey noted an increase in millennials seeking prenups. More surprising though may be what many are hoping to protect: their ideas. 

Uber sends SF self-driving cars to Arizona after backlash

SAN FRANCISCO (KTVU) – Uber says it’s pulling its self-driving car pilot program from San Francisco and moving it to Arizona.

Donations to New Jersey's Salvation Army drop

You know it's the holiday season when you hear those bells and see the bright red kettles outside the supermarkets and shopping centers. Every year the Salvation Army and its volunteers are out ringing joy, in return for a donation for the needy. 

Uber pulls self-driving cars from San Francisco streets

Uber said Wednesday that it is parking its self-driving cars that had been operating on San Francisco streets after state regulators said the company did not have the necessary permits.

Automated restaurant opens in NYC

Imagine going to eat and never interacting with a server or cashier.  You can do that at a new restaurant in New York City.

Rent the Runway opens flagship store in NYC

Seven years ago, Rent the Runway changed the way women shop for clothes, letting them borrow what they need and send it back when their done.

New NYC law helps protect freelancers

Every year in the United States, more and more people leave the world of permanent employment for a world where they can create their own schedules, according to Caitlin Pearce of Freelancers Union. But freelancing may not be as freeing as it sounds.