California's Unemployment Rate Rises Slightly In June
California's economy is staying soft into the summer, with the state unemployment rate for June rising slightly even as employers added workers.
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California's economy is staying soft into the summer, with the state unemployment rate for June rising slightly even as employers added workers.
A California company has resumed selling a kind of pet frog that caused salmonella illnesses in more than 240 people, most of them children. And federal health officials are not happy.
Records show nearly 60,000 of California's more than 2 million disabled parking placards issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles may have been sent to dead people.
Mortgage default notices in California have dropped in the second quarter of 2011 to their lowest level in four years.
The nation's largest public pension fund has posted its highest investment returns since before the recession, reporting returns of 20.7 percent for the fiscal year ended June 30, the fund's investment team announced Monday.
Candace Nelson plays a judge on the Food Network's reality television show "Cupcake Wars." But now her cupcakes are at the center of a fight with a cupcake upstart.
Officials are expected to announce later today when the new Terminal B at Sacramento International Airport will be opening.
California has replaced muralist Wyland's disputed whale-tail vehicle license plate with a new version of the environmental plate.
Jaycee's memoir "A Stolen Life" is sold out in our region. It quickly flew off the shelves this morning at stores.
California State University has approved another 12 percent increase in tuition this fall to offset a deeper-than-expected cut in state funding.
Netflix is raising its prices for the millions of subscribers who use the service to rent DVDs through the mail and watch video over the Internet.
Hiring slowed to a near-standstill last month. Employers added the fewest jobs in nine months and the unemployment rate rose to 9.2 percent.
The monthly unemployment check is disappearing for the 1.2 million Californians who receive jobless benefits, to be replaced by a state-issued debit card.
Quick on the heels of Google's launch of its latest social-networking venture, Facebook is rolling out video calls. It's powered by Internet phone company Skype.
Protecting our children is parenting job number one and a shield we expect our schools to carry on as well. However, at progressively earlier ages, social networking is also coming into their lives.
