Is my wrong location a Windows 10 or Google problem?

In the attached example, I searched "pizza." The Google suggestions are 1,200 miles away from my current permanent location.

Google searches always have items located near my former home in another state. But my IP traces to the correct and current city and state. Control Panel Region & Language settings are correct, although they are general and set only to my correct time zone and U.S. The Windows 10 default location is set correctly. When I scroll to the bottom of a Google search, I cannot click on "Use precise location." Is this a Windows 10 problem or a Google problem? Or both? And how do I correct it?

I use Firefox (latest version) and IE. Locations in both browsers are the same.

Thanks, Edwin. Didn't work. But you think this is a Google problem, right? Still, I don't see how making adjustments in my Google account would affect Firefox searches whether or not I'm signed in to Google. Am I wrong?

Firefox (current version) and IE locate me incorrectly, but Edge locates me correctly. Because Edge locates me correctly, Google assures me that this is not a Google problem. I fixed "Use precise location," but even with updating the location, the location is still wrong. Is this a Windows 10 problem, a Firefox problem, or a problem with both Windows and Firefox? And how do I correct it? Am I missing or have I incorrectly set a Windows 10 setting?

Sometimes it is related to syncing. If syncing is turned off it may not update.

Thanks, orlbuckeye. Syncing Windows 10? Syncing what in Windows 10?

I would not even worry about the whole location thing. It comes off of where your ISP IP assigned to you that defaults. It does help when you are using Google Maps and looking up local business info.

The problem is fixed. When I Google "pizza," for example, or "Chinese food," Google suggestions are now local. For the benefit of others, here's how I fixed this: I went into Settings > Privacy > Default Location and entered my street address, city, and state. It took a few days, but I'm guessing that did it.