Local police and firefighters in Wisconsin would no longer be exempt from key restrictions on collective bargaining under a new bill.

Rhode Island's retirement board has voted unanimously to raise taxpayers' contributions to pension plans for state employees and teachers.

A California appeals court ruled Wednesday that Sacramento County's pension system must hand over information about who receives benefits and how much they get.

Global insurance company American International Group Inc. and the federal government are offering to sell a total of 300 million AIG shares to the public.

D.C. Public Schools officials are revising the number of teachers and other school employees being told their jobs will be eliminated.

Temporary worker staffing agency Kelly Services Inc. said Wednesday that it posted a first-quarter profit in contrast to a loss a year ago as the economy continues to improve.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus says he doesn't think Congress will address Social Security as part of an effort to reduce government borrowing.

Democrats in the Michigan Legislature are attempting to reverse a vote that will cut the number of weeks jobless workers can get state unemployment benefits starting with new filers next year.