"Cruise's GM Unit Offers $75,000 to Settle California Crash Probe"

General Motors' self-driving car unit Cruise has offered to pay $75,000 and improve its reporting of incidents to settle a California regulator's probe into its failure to disclose details of a pedestrian crash involving a self-driving car. The company has faced scrutiny for misleading the commission and the public about the seriousness of the accident. Cruise has fired executives, including its CEO and COO, over the October crash and has sought an alternative mode of dispute resolution. The company is committed to rebuilding trust with regulators and enhancing transparency and cooperation.