California Subpoenas Amazon Over Worker Safety In Coronavirus Pandemic
California's top prosecutor is investigating Amazon over pandemic safety and is demanding the company cooperate.
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California's top prosecutor is investigating Amazon over pandemic safety and is demanding the company cooperate.
A string of high profile tech investors and executives are leaving the San Francisco Bay Area and taking their companies headquarters with them in what some have called a "tech exodus." Many are relocating to the Lone Star State which has been encouraging such a "Texit" for years.
With ICU capacity dipping below 15%, the Greater Sacramento region is now under a regional stay-at-home order.
Vacaville is one of the few cities in the region where people can still dine outside and get a haircut.
With hotels in South Lake Tahoe largely closed to non-essential guests, there is only one place skiers can get warm: Nevada.
The city of Folsom is crunching its numbers and raising a red flag – hoping customers hear their concerns: Shopping in-store versus online means more than ever for the community.
Longtime Bay Area software giant Oracle announced Friday that it has moved its headquarters to Texas, becoming the latest Silicon Valley firm to relocate during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Google's anticompetitive behavior has unlawfully maintained the company's monopoly on internet search and search-based advertising at the expense of consumers," said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
People across the region were making every minute count until the stay-at-home order took effect Thursday night.
As businesses in Sacramento face shutting down Thursday night, people can still dine outside and get their haircut just 30 minutes away.
Sacramento businesses said they were left out in the cold after the regional stay-at-home order shuttered indoor and outdoor dining once again.
The Sacramento region is gearing up for another stay-at-home order with many of the same closures we saw in March.
A video hoping to boost the economy now showing just how fragile the environment is for businesses already here.
The proposed $908 billion coronavirus relief package is gaining traction in Congress. But will it be enough, and will it come in time?
As coronavirus deaths begin to increase, there's a new push for job-protected bereavement leave after a loved one dies.
