Tahoe's Azure Splendor Leaves Low-Wage Workers Blue
The Lake Tahoe you see in the vacation ads is pristine Alpine grandeur but, for thousands of low-wage workers, that Tahoe is mostly a mirage.
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The Lake Tahoe you see in the vacation ads is pristine Alpine grandeur but, for thousands of low-wage workers, that Tahoe is mostly a mirage.
A boater is missing after he fell off a boat Saturday morning near the Antioch Bridge.
A suspected attempted armed robbery early Saturday morning at a UC residence hall in Berkeley has police on the lookout for a male suspect.
Problems for Toyota are piling up as new complaints roll in about the Prius, one of their most popular models.
A popular San Jose chocolate shop is closing its doors. On Saturday, customers stopped by for one last piece.
A woman was arrested Friday evening on suspicion of attempted murder after she dragged a California Highway Patrol officer clinging to her car down Interstate 80 in San Francisco.
The marine nuclear plant, dubbed a "floating Chernobyl" by Greenpeace activists, is slated to provide power to an Arctic port town next year.
Relatives of three little girls killed by their mother two decades ago are pleading with Gov. Jerry Brown to deny her parole.
The Santa Clara Valley Water District is scheduled to vote Wednesday on whether to commit up to $650 million to the controversial tunnel proposal.
A family-themed afternoon at a middle school carnival in Morgan Hill turned violent Friday when several juveniles clashed with police, resulting in several arrests and the cancellation of the carnival.
Berkeley police said Saturday morning that a large power pole was sheared on Ashby Avenue and it could potentially fall over. Avoid Ashby from Acton to Mabel.
It took decades for the Veterans Administration to acknowledge the connection between Agent Orange and the illnesses of hundreds of Vietnam veterans. Now vets are fighting to get help for another killer they believe is connected to their service.
The U.S. economy slowed to a moderate 2.3 percent annual growth rate in the first quarter as consumer spending turned in the weakest performance in nearly five years, though many analysts view the slowdown as temporary.
New billboards tell Vallejo city leaders: approve the cement plant near the mouth of the Napa River and get voted out.
A Contra Costa County legislator is calling for an investigation into whether radioactive materials from San Francisco have been deposited at Keller Canyon Landfill.
