Restaurant Glove Law Repeal Effort Passes Assembly Health Committee
The Assembly Health Committee voted 15-0 Tuesday to repeal and revisit the regulation before enforcement begins this summer, following opposition from chefs and bartenders.
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The Assembly Health Committee voted 15-0 Tuesday to repeal and revisit the regulation before enforcement begins this summer, following opposition from chefs and bartenders.
A Placer County Sheriff's deputy arrested a reported suicidal man after the man allegedly led a deputy on a chase that ended in a crash in Colfax.
In order to curb water use amid the statewide drought, the city of Sacramento's Utilities Department is cracking down on water rule violators. Last week, it handed out 350 first notices of violation. A second notice of violation was handed out as well.
The star of the television show "Judge Joe Brown" has been arrested and charged with five counts of contempt of court in Tennessee, court officials in Memphis said Monday.
A firefighter who was handcuffed by a California Highway Patrol officer during a dispute at a crash scene has filed a claim against the CHP.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Neel Kashkari says he would offer a 10-year corporate tax credit for companies that move to California, ask voters to divert nearly $10 billion in high-speed rail bond money to water storage projects and promote fracking for oil and natural gas.
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Mayor Anthony Silva is calling the investigation a big distraction from the real issues facing the bankrupt city of Stockton.
The former CBS13 intern has one hope: Putting pressure on a big drug company to let her try the drug that may be able to save her life.
A coalition of labor, environmental and low-income housing advocates has a list of 25 terms they want agreed to before the city hands over a $255 million public subsidy.
Authorities say Ward's second escape happened when he convinced the officer to stop by his house so he could tell his mom he was going to jail.
While blacks comprise 28 percent of Oakland's population, they accounted for 62 percent of nearly 15,000 police stops during an eight-month period, according to the preliminary report.
DMV administrators say internal computer systems weren't compromised, but that two external vendors hired to process customers' credit card information were possibly hacked.
