Raley's Calls For Federal Mediator In Contract Dispute
Raley's announced Thursday that rather than making a final offer to its union workers, the supermarket chain is calling in a federal mediator.
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Raley's announced Thursday that rather than making a final offer to its union workers, the supermarket chain is calling in a federal mediator.
The logic sounds good: Attract more tourists to Sacramento and raise more money for the region. That's the idea behind a new multi-million dollar campaign, but it comes with a price.
As mom always says, 'You could poke an eye out with that." Target is recalling its Bunny Sippy Cup for just that reason.
Asparagus farmers crushed for decades by a flood of South American imports have begun to expand production again in the hope that healthy eating trends will help bolster prices and sales of their stalks.
Starbucks is about to perk up "the happiest place on earth."
Hotels, municipal recreation centers and other swimming pool operators are scrambling to comply with new government regulations requiring public pools to be accessible to people with disabilities.
Phoenix officials are eyeing Northern California as a possible source of new jobs for Arizona's largest city.
A government study says accidents in which drivers mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brake tend to involve older female drivers in parking lots.
An airline that connects small cities with leisure destinations will begin nonstop flights from the mainland to Honolulu.
California regulators have found some nail polishes used and sold in salons that are advertised as free of a so-called "toxic trio" of chemicals have high levels of agents known to cause birth defects.
Honda says it is recalling more than 550,000 CR-V and Pilot SUVs because the low-beam headlights can fail.
An insect ingredient in a Starbucks drink is making headlines.
Facebook is warning employers not to demand the passwords of job applicants, saying that it's an invasion of privacy that opens companies to legal liabilities.
Wal-Mart has agreed to pay $2.1 million for overcharging customers in violation of a 2008 agreement.
A controversial strawberry pesticide is being pulled from the U.S. market by its Tokyo manufacturer.
