Articles by JUAN A. LOZANO

A Texas jury on Thursday found that a General Motors Co. ignition switch was not to blame for a 2011... Read More

How long can people survive in the rubble of an earthquake? A week or more under the best circumstances, some... Read More

How to deal with people who sleep in cars throughout Bend’s neighborhoods has become a thorny enforcement problem for city... Read More

Mobile homes will fill front yards across southern Louisiana again, just like after Hurricane Katrina, as federal authorities bring in... Read More

Shoring up the Houston area’s defenses against the scourge, the inevitability, of flooding in a city built on a swamp... Read More

Cars that wirelessly talk to each other are finally ready for the road, creating the potential to dramatically reduce traffic... Read More

A New Jersey waterpark visitor who was partially paralyzed in an accident has had his lawsuit reinstated. Roy Steinberg says... Read More

The head of the Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration says a spike in on-the-job fatalities last month is “alarming.”... Read More

Dan McMullen is an insurance agent in Ferguson, Mo. His Solo Insurance office is on West Florissant Avenue, the epicenter... Read More