More Retailers Pull Formula After Infant's Death
Several more national retailers have joined Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in pulling a batch of powdered infant formula from their shelves after a Missouri newborn died after drinking it.
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Several more national retailers have joined Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in pulling a batch of powdered infant formula from their shelves after a Missouri newborn died after drinking it.
Shoppers waited in the cold for hours at local stores just to get their hands on a new pair of the Air Jordan retro shoes.
Edith Atienza is visiting all the way from Florida to get a taste of a real winter, but there was no winter wonderland waiting for her in the Sierra.
A delivery dilemma is affecting some Best Buy customers who bought online. It turns out, many won't get the gifts they ordered on Black Friday in time for Christmas, if at all.
They say they ordered furniture, but their orders never arrived. And when they went to the store to complain, it was gone.
Olives are in high demand this season after local farmers struggled with a shortage. That trickled down to the olive oil business, which took a huge hit because of unusual weather.
Post offices are preparing for the holiday rush. Monday and Tuesday are projected to be the busiest mailing days of the year.
We're a little more than a week away from Christmas. CBS13's Derek Shore went to Arden Fair to see how shoppers are taking advantage of last-minute deals.
Compared to this time last year, the jobless rate is a full percentage point lower. That's the good news, but the not-so-good news is that the jobless rate in California is almost three percent higher than the national average.
If you've pulled the trigger on a new firearm this holiday season, join the club. As in your neighborhood shooting club, because faster than a speeding bullet, guns are going out the door.
A fed-up local businessman blamed the bad economy for bad work ethic. Monday night, he made a plea on CBS13: he was looking for good people to hire. The response was overwhelming.
In response to the news that a large waste-management business headquartered in Folsom is moving to Texas, the governor's office issued a statement Monday calling it "unfortunate" but that "California has added more new jobs in the last year than any other state."
The pay is roughly $10 to $15 an hour, full time, and there's even a great office view where you can make your own hours, but the shop owner says he's had a "Help Wanted" sign up for more than a year.
It's official. Folsom-based company Waste Connections is moving out of California and headed to the state of Texas.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York says real estate investors drove the housing bubble that led to record foreclosures in Nevada, California, Arizona, Florida and other states.
