Fremont Solar Company Goes Bankrupt; 1,100 Workers Laid Off
A leading Bay Area manufacturer of solar power systems has abruptly shut down operations and laid off its staff while it sought to file for bankruptcy protection.
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A leading Bay Area manufacturer of solar power systems has abruptly shut down operations and laid off its staff while it sought to file for bankruptcy protection.
Four construction workers were injured when after wet concrete fell on them as they worked on a multistory building in San Francisco.
Firefighters have begun repairing ecological damage caused by the creation of fire lines as a blaze near Yosemite National Park nears containment.
The Justice Department filed suit Wednesday to block AT&T's $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile USA on grounds that it would raise prices for consumers.
Scandia Fun Center remains closed while safety officials investigate how a maintenance crane collapsed, injuring two workers.
Sacramentans will be able to keep their chickens.
A man with a history of stealing cars is back behind bars this morning after leading police on a chase.
Police are still looking for a gunman who fired several shots at an Elk Grove home…a home officers visited three times overnight.
Fire crews in Yolo County are battling a grass fire along county roads.
An Amber Alert for a 13-year-old Hollister girl has been canceled.
A 23-year-old woman was last seen at a Stockton bar on Aug. 7, and she hasn't been heard from since. Tuesday night, friends and family gathered for a candlelight vigil.
Stockton teachers are fed up over what they call the hidden cost of cuts in schools, and they say safety is now in question.
It's a perk that California politicians have been getting for decades – the use of a taxpayer supported car. But what happens when those state lawmakers no longer want those vehicles?
A former Sacramento football star who made it all the way to the NFL is now behind bars, accused of sexual assault and at least three home invasions robberies.
