Calif. Exports Gain For 18th Straight Month
Amid signs that global economic growth is slowing, California exporters continue expanding their overseas shipments.
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Amid signs that global economic growth is slowing, California exporters continue expanding their overseas shipments.
Its ubiquitous products have already invaded the tech marketplace, and now Apple Inc. is seeking a fitting new Northern California home: a spaceship-like structure that will house an estimated 12,000 employees.
One of California's biggest health insurers says it will cap its earnings at 2 percent of revenue and return amounts over that level to its customers, care providers and the community.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs briefly emerged from a medical leave Monday to unveil a free service that lets customers share calendar entries, songs and other files among their devices more easily.
Unseasonably wet weather did not keep Napa Valley winemakers and their patrons from pouring another $7.3 million into local charities during one of the nation's biggest single charity events.
Memorial Day is considered the unofficial start of summer, but the weather pattern we're in feels more like fall. It depends on who you ask as to whether or not it's a good thing.
The state of California could collect more than $1 billion a year by taxing Amazon and other online retailers if a bill approved by the state Assembly on Tuesday becomes law.
Three Placer County businessmen have been arrested, accused of stealing millions of dollars from their clients.
A Los Angeles judge has dismissed the case against two brothers who were accused of participating in a smuggling ring that allegedly brought millions of dollars of fake Apple products into the U.S.
Californians saw the rate of empty homes and rental apartments in the state increase during the past decade, census data showed on Thursday in the latest news on the state's battered housing market.
Even though the Sacramento region has some of the worst jobless numbers in the nation, the local high tech sector is booming, with many companies adding new jobs and expanding.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. records show California regulators questioned the utility about its record-keeping practices several years before the San Bruno pipeline explosion, when they found the company was writing key documents in erasable ink.
Chevron Corp. said Friday its first-quarter net income rose 36 percent, the latest in a string of strong earnings from the major oil companies.
Republicans say California needs to follow Texas' model of lower taxes and fewer regulations and legal hurdles to keep the state economy growing and creating jobs.
It appears as Sacramento's Downtown Plaza is up for sale.
