Senate Bill 712, known as “Leno’s Law,” would exempt collector cars whose model is 35 years or older from California’s smog check law.

They may be on the big screen now, but stars like Aaron Paul and Meghan Markle were once on your favorite game shows.

Add to that the $500 million the state’s insurer of last resort, the FAIR Plan, will get to pass along to every policyholder in California to help cover its losses in the Los Angeles fires, and ...

Rob Dickinson of the '90s group Catherine Wheel started Singer Vehicle Design, where a team modifies Porsche 911s.

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Nothing comes between Jay Leno and his massive collection of vintage cars—not even a little thing like the law. As we previously reported, the former Tonight Show host’s massive vintage car ...

SACRAMENTO – Legendary late-night talk show host Jay Leno visited the California State Capitol on Tuesday to help push a proposed rolling exemption from smog checks for classic cars. A noted car ...

Shannon Grove (R–Bakersfield) on Tuesday announced that Senate Bill 712, also known as Leno’s Law, after comedian Jay Leno ... “Leno’s Law would be a good thing because right now my ...

The bill passed the Senate Transportation Committee with bipartisan support, backed by comedian and car enthusiast Jay Leno ... another story. “Leno’s Law would be a good thing because ...

It's not too far from being the sports world equivalent of the Conan O'Brien-Jay Leno "Tonight Show" fiasco at NBC a decade and a half back. Olsen has been diplomatic about the demotion ...