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We eat there, buy our clothes there and some people suspect teenagers may actually live there. So perhaps it was just a matter of time until funeral homes began moving into the local shopping mall.
Davis city council is considering creating the city's own utility company, possibly saving its residents a lot of money.
With California in the grips of severe drought, Napa Valley wine grape growers say some vines are ripening early and that farmers are planning fewer crops to save water
In January, business at the 101 Livestock Market's cattle auction on California's Central Coast is usually slow. The busy season is normally in June or July, when ranchers have had time to fatten their animals for weeks on spring grasses.
The average U.S. price of gasoline has dipped 3.5 cents a gallon in the past two weeks and prices in California have fallen nearly 8 cents in the same time period.
California's unemployment rate continues to move lower, dropping to 8.3 percent in December. That is 1.5 percentage points lower than the same time a year ago.
A real estate research firm says California home foreclosures plummeted to an eight-year low in the fourth quarter, thanks to rising home prices.
Intel plans to trim more than 5,000 jobs from its workforce this year in an effort to boost its earnings amid waning demand for its personal computer chips.
Starbucks' mobile app for iOS has a security flaw that could allow hackers to steal the users' username and password directly from the phone without even knowing the users' PIN.
Will broadband providers start charging Internet services such as Netflix to deliver the massive amounts of data that streaming video and other content require?
Federal officials have filed a formal complaint charging that Wal-Mart violated the rights of protesting and striking workers last year.
We see the ads on TV and the coffee beans on the shelves in our grocery stores, but now East Coast favorite, Dunkin' Donuts, is looking to expand in our area!
Target says that personal information — including phone numbers and email and mailing addresses — was stolen from as many as 70 million customers in its pre-Christmas data breach.
Given that consumers pay for a "bucket" of data every month and very few exceed it, they won't actually save any money through the service, he said, while the sponsoring companies will also be paying AT&T.
People started showing up at the city of Rocklin Event Center for today's Target job fair hours before doors opened. Some of them are desperate for a steady paycheck.
