Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr warned gas retailers Saturday that his office will investigate and could prosecute businesses that do not pass along savings from the state’s newly suspended gas tax.
The acting head of the Transportation Security Administration warned lawmakers Wednesday that the ongoing Department of Homeland Security funding lapse is straining the TSA workforce, driving up absenteeism and attrition, and contributing to long airport security lines during the spring travel surge.
The New Jersey General Assembly approved legislation that would expand the state’s tourism promotion of historic sites, including through a new interactive website and a commemorative Revolutionary War license plate program tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary.
The New Jersey Senate has passed bipartisan legislation that aims to protect restaurants and patrons from the unauthorized sale of reservations through third-party services.
Hundreds of flights at LaGuardia Airport remain canceled Monday afternoon as federal investigators begin a probe of Sunday night’s runway collision between a plane and a firefighting truck.
The State Department issued a worldwide security alert on Sunday, urging Americans abroad to “exercise increased caution,” particularly in the Middle East, citing the potential for travel disruptions and the risk of attacks on U.S. interests.
Two pilots of an Air Canada Express plane were killed late Sunday when their plane collided with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp today signed a pair of bills, including one that suspends the state’s motor fuel tax for 60 days.
As spring break crowds pour into airports and security lines grow, AAA is urging travelers to plan for extra time and heavier congestion — especially at checkpoints.
The Georgia House has passed a measure to suspend the state motor fuel tax for 60 days.