The proposed legislation, known as "Leno's Law," would ease smog check requirements for all cars at least 35 years old and ...

California State Sen. Shannon Grove and former “The Tonight Show” host and classic car enthusiast Jay Leno joined forces Wednesday in an effort to keep more classic cars on the road.

This 75-year-old from Alabama doesn't think of himself as funny, but he has a knack for discovering people who are.

Listening to Jay Leno today ... After 22 years of hosting the Tonight Show, where he reportedly earned as much as $30 million annually, he certainly could. Leno invested his earnings wisely ...

Shannon Grove and former “The Tonight Show” host and classic car enthusiast Jay ... “Leno’s Law,” or Senate Bill 712, proposes to remove biennial smog requirements from classic cars 35 ...

A California lawmaker is teaming with comedian and renowned automotive enthusiast Jay Leno to seek an expansion ... Cars that are at least 35 years old may also be exempted, provided that they ...

To qualify, a car must be at least 35 years old and insured as a collector vehicle. Hernandez, like many car fans in San Diego County, supports the law, which is named after Jay Leno, one of the ...

A new bill would make ... that was made at least 35 years ago, if it were insured as a collector vehicle. Naturally, ...

One of those is former US talk show host Jay Leno, who has opened up on his love for all things McLaren after adding another of their cars to his vast collection. The 74-year-old spoke to Forbes after ...