Highway hazmat incidents more of a risk than on railways
When it comes to toxic transport in California, the highway may be more risky than the rail.
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When it comes to toxic transport in California, the highway may be more risky than the rail.
Beyond Meat says its first-quarter revenue fell nearly 16% due to lower demand in most markets for its plant-based burgers, sausages and other products.
Sleeping poorly due to job stress? That may be due to a lack of support from coworkers and higher-ups, a new study found.
Nearly three months ago, Hyundai and Kia unveiled software that was designed to thwart an epidemic of thefts of their vehicles, caused by a security flaw that was exposed on TikTok and other social media sites.
Big Tech companies such as Google and Meta might soon have to pay media outlets for posting and using their news content under a proposed California measure attempting to save local journalism.
Calling it a difficult business decision and citing deteriorating conditions in the neighborhood, Nordstrom -- the Seattle-based retail giant -- announced Tuesday it was planning to close its sprawling downtown San Francisco mall venue and a nearby outlet store.
Select bags of Gold Medal flour are being voluntarily recalled by manufacturer General Mills for the possible presence of salmonella.
California air regulators approved a rule to stop selling new big rigs and buses that run on diesel starting in 2036.
The California Air Resources Board approved Thursday a first-in-the nation rule to cut emissions from diesel-powered trains.
Roseville is about to play a big part in the nation's switch to electric cars.
Democrats in the California Senate say they want to raise taxes on big businesses so they can cut taxes for small businesses.
A bipartisan congressional group from Nevada and California is asking the Biden administration to fast-track federal funds for a private company to build a high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and the Los Angeles area.
Bay Area ride share giant Lyft plans to "significantly reduce" its workforce, the company's new CEO David Risher told employees on Friday.
Attorneys general in 17 states want the federal government to recall millions of Kia and Hyundai cars because they are too easy to steal.
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