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Pepperidge Farm is voluntarily recalling four varieties of Goldfish crackers due to the potential presence of Salmonella.
U.S. employment regulators are investigating allegations that Uber set up a pay scale that discriminated against women working for the ride-hailing service.
Parents and students will spend $82.8 billion on back-to-school shopping this year. That amount includes both K-12 and college spending.
Target's first-ever Teacher Prep Event starts Sunday and there are a few things you must do before heading in-store or online to shop.
Teachers are getting excited about a rumored sale happening at Target just for them.
The City of Sacramento is changing its parking enforcement and will no longer have weekly restrictions on certain streets.
Only four bicycle helmets earned 5 stars in a new rating system developed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Virginia Tech.
With state investigators blaming PG&E power lines for last year's series of deadly wildfires, the utility now says it'll cut power during extreme weather using a map the Public Utilities Commission approved noting extreme fire threat areas.
Kellogg's is recalling boxes of Honey Smacks due to possible Salmonella contamination.
High chairs used both at home and at restaurants will need to have a three-point restraint system and include a passive crotch restraint, as well as requirements for rearward stability.
Now even more Amazon Prime members can save extra money at Whole Foods.
IHOP made headlines by temporarily changing its name to IHOb and its new competition wasted no time burning the new kid on the block.
SONIC Drive-In is now selling a Pickle Juice Slush.
More millennials ages 20-34 moved into Sacramento than left in 2016.
If you were looking to Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference for big game-changing leaps or new hardware, you might have walked away a little disappointed. Monday's keynote, it turns out, was about the little things.
