In-N-Out Severs Ties With Embattled Hanford Slaughterhouse
A major fast food retailer has severed its ties with a Central California slaughterhouse being investigated to see if beef from sick cattle entered the human food supply.
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A major fast food retailer has severed its ties with a Central California slaughterhouse being investigated to see if beef from sick cattle entered the human food supply.
Sacramento's oldest active brewery is expanding across the river into West Sacramento.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is trying to determine whether downed, sick animals entered the food supply at a Central California slaughterhouse it shut down Monday after an undercover video revealed what it considered inhumane slaughter practices.
A program designed to jumpstart one local economy appears to be working.
Wise Buys, which is based here in the valley, popped up in 2008, but four years later, the store that promised deals for under $9.98 is apparently going under itself.
Apple is the world's most valuable company, ever.
Facebook's beleaguered stock got an afternoon boost after hitting its lowest level ever earlier in the day.
Embroiled in drawn-out contract negotiations with its union workers, Raley's announced the closure of two more of its stores in Northern California on Friday.
One of the nation's top credit rating agencies said Friday it will begin a wide-ranging review of municipal finances in California because of what it sees is a growing threat of increased city bankruptcies and bond defaults.
Sacramento officials are calling the news of a new ownership group for Downtown Plaza a historic day for the city.
Google is cutting about 4,000 jobs at its Motorola Mobility wireless phone business and will close or consolidate about one-third of Motorola's 90 locations.
Analysts expect West Coast gas prices to rise beyond $4 a gallon after a fire knocked out a key section of one of the nation's largest oil refineries.
More U.S. homes started on the foreclosure path in July, as lenders tackled a backlog of mortgages gone unpaid even as they pulled back on home repossessions.
Sacramento State is heading to Asia. The university is opening an international Master's of Business Administration program next fall in Singapore.
Marchers from the nation's capital to the Capital City on Tuesday called for the federal minimum wage to jump by more than $2 an hour, but some small business owners say that would put them out of work and put more people on the unemployment line.
