PG&E Wants To Give $235M In Bonuses Amid Bankruptcy
Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. is seeking a judge's approval to pay $235 million in bonuses to thousands of employees despite the San Francisco-based utility's bankruptcy.
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Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. is seeking a judge's approval to pay $235 million in bonuses to thousands of employees despite the San Francisco-based utility's bankruptcy.
Scientists say they've taken a major step toward developing a "mosquito birth control" drug to curb the spread of diseases that kill hundreds of thousands of people every year.
An analysis has found an increasing number of California state workers are retiring with massive payouts for unused vacation and other leave.
President Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook called the tech titan "Tim Apple" during a meeting at the White House on Wednesday.
Richmond High School will be closed Thursday after plans to finish repairs to faulty equipment overnight and reopen the school ran into complications, a school district spokesman said.
A fourth grader in Utah says his teacher forced him to wipe off the ash cross from his forehead to commemorate Ash Wednesday, saying he wasn't allowed to wear a religious symbol to class.
A startling cell phone video appears to show a man snoozing while his car is on autopilot on a busy freeway.
The San Ramon Valley Unified School district and the union representing appeared to make progress on a new contract during negotiations Wednesday.
A wayward duck was captured on video being sucked down the morning glory spillway at Lake Berryessa on Monday.
The Sonoma County Assessor's Office is advising owners of business property, structures and land that sustained more than $10,000 damage in last week's storm and flooding to file a Calamity Damage Reassessment Form.
A Mississippi man shot and killed his wife and two other people at her birthday party Friday after she tried to stop him from driving drunk, investigators said.
In-state undergraduate tuition at the University of California will remain unchanged next year, University President Janet Napolitano announced.
It's a major bet by Zuckerberg, who sees it as a way to push Facebook more firmly into a messaging market that's growing faster than its main social networking business.
Police in San Jose are investigating the scene of a heartbreaking murder-suicide involving a mother and her two young children Wednesday afternoon, according to authorities.
According to documents released by the city of Oakland, at least one investigator was not convinced that the shooting of Joshua Pawlik by Oakland police officers in 2018 was justified.
