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California is getting $27 billion in federal coronavirus relief, and Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday that he wants to give some of that money to small-business owners that were forced to temporarily close during the pandemic.
Shortages and higher prices could remain common, as companies struggle with their supply chains and try to predict post-COVID demand during a surge in spending.
The supply chain shortage just got fowl: Chick-fil-A is limiting the number of sauces it's giving out to customers because of limited stock.
Facebook's plans to launch a version of Instagram for children under the age of 13 continue to get backlash.
Raising a child is very expensive, but the expanded Child Tax Credit is about to give parents some more money to help.
This sweeping piece of legislation can be loosely divided into childcare, education and paid family leave, but it also includes tax cuts and support for nutrition.
Summer is around the corner, but anyone who is looking forward to a refreshing dip in the pool to cool off may be in for a big "shock." A chlorine shortage may make it more difficult for pool owners to buy the sanitizing tabs.
While many restaurants have struggled to stay alive during the pandemic, one Sacramento restaurant is expanding. Burger Patch, a plant-based burger business, that opened two years ago in midtown Sacramento has added two additional locations during the pandemic.
Gas prices are on the rise due to a pinch at the pump and, despite the pandemic, drivers are delivering, but the number of them on the open road is down.
This year will be a home seller's market, with the Sacramento region leading the nation in percentage growth of sales, according to a housing forecast out Thursday from Realtor.com.
California's gig economy law applies to some 70,000 truck drivers who can be classified as employees of companies that hire them instead of independent contractors, giving them a right to overtime, sick pay or other benefits, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
Many Americans have already received an extra stimulus check, with more going out each week.
On the road to reopening, more jobs are hitting the market. But there may be more jobs than people who want to take them.
Stockton is part of the 209 that some think has gems worthy enough to visit for Instagram.
The deadly results of the pandemic are forcing a local cemetery to expand. With a backlog in funerals and cremations, the need has never been greater.
