Sacramento Considering Healthier Vending Machine Options
From soda to snacks, dozens of items may soon disappear from Sacramento vending machines.
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From soda to snacks, dozens of items may soon disappear from Sacramento vending machines.
Crews are working on the final touches of the new terminal at the Sacramento International Airport, which is just 10 days from opening its doors.
For the first time, living people will be eligible to be honored on U.S. postage stamps.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill that represents a compromise between Amazon.com, traditional retailers and lawmakers searching for ways to raise revenue.
Trying to avoid the fate of Borders, which closed the last of its bookstores over the weekend, Netflix Inc. is moving to separate the DVD-by-mail plan it built its business on from the online streaming service it's betting will be future of entertainment consumption.
The Sacramento region's unemployment picture improved in August, dropping from 12.5 percent to 11.9 percent after adding 6,200 jobs, according to a report by the state Employment Development Department released Friday.
Undergraduate tuition at the University of California could nearly double over the next five years under a budget plan set to be considered Thursday by school officials.
Strong driver's license laws have led to fewer fatal crashes among 16-year-olds but with a disturbing side effect -- more fatal accidents among 18-year-olds, a nationwide study found.
It's a modern-day dilemma: You really want your Facebook friends to see that wild party photo of you wearing bunny ears. But you're not so keen on explaining it to your mother-in-law.
The number of borrowers defaulting on federal student loans has risen substantially, highlighting concerns that rising college costs, low graduation rates and poor job prospects are getting more and more students over their heads in debt.
Bank of America will cut about 30,000 jobs over the next few years in a bid to save $5 billion per year. The cost-cutting drive is part of a broader effort to reshape and shrink the nation's largest bank as it copes with fallout from the housing bust.
Employers stopped adding jobs in August, an alarming setback for an economy that has struggled to grow and might be at risk of another recession.
Nine companies are recalling about 2 million bottles and jugs of the gel fuel used in outdoor patio decorations known as firepots because of the risk of serious burns.
California's plum growers are receiving a boost from the federal government, which is purchasing $26 million worth of prunes for food banks and nutrition programs.
A federal safety panel unanimously concluded Tuesday that a series of actions by one of the nation's largest gas companies caused a gas explosion last year that killed eight people and incinerated a suburban neighborhood near San Francisco.
