4 Ways To Get Your Small Business Employees To Listen When They Don't
If employees are intentionally tuning out their employer, there's almost always some sort of distraction causing a disconnect.
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If employees are intentionally tuning out their employer, there's almost always some sort of distraction causing a disconnect.
A student bringing a Nerf toy gun on campus at Las Positas College in Livermore prompted a lockdown and shelter-in-place order Wednesday morning, according to Livermore police.
Concerns over flooding that overwhelmed the banks of the Coyote Creek in the South Bay eight months ago has led officials to clear out vegetation as a preventive measure.
Google's new Pixel Buds can auto-translate languages.
The Las Vegas shooter's girlfriend said Wednesday she was devastated by his actions and had no knowledge of his plans when she left to visit her family in the Philippines.
San Francisco homicide investigators were asking the public's help Wednesday in finding suspects in a 2016 bar fight that ended with a fatal shooting.
FBI agents began questioning the Las Vegas gunman's girlfriend on Wednesday for clues to what drove him to slaughter 59 people from his high-rise hotel suite.
Authorities say a 12-year-old boy died after he was electrocuted when he tried to retrieve a football and touched a chain-link fence that was accidentally electrified.
A bill just signed by Gov. Jerry Brown will help California utility customers avoid unpleasant surprises in their monthly bills.
A 19-year-old man and a juvenile were arrested Friday on suspicion of a fatal shooting in Pittsburg last month, police said Wednesday.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein said her daughter had planned to attend the concert where 58 people were killed and more than 500 injured by a lone gunman but changed her plans at the last minute.
A Santa Cruz County man was shot in the neck when he and his girlfriend came under attack during Sunday's massacre in Las Vegas. Both were both able to escape.
Northern California authorities have arrested 18 people and raided a dozen sites connected to marijuana operations.
Facebook says it has accepted House and Senate intelligence committees' invitations to testify at hearings on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
