Gov. Rick Scott Tries To Lure California Companies To Florida With Low Minimum Wage
Florida Governor Rick Scott is attempting to lure California companies to Florida by highlighting his state's low minimum wage.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott is attempting to lure California companies to Florida by highlighting his state's low minimum wage.
San Francisco police Chief Greg Suhr cancelled a planned public appearance with Public Defender Jeff Adachi Tuesday evening after a day of protests calling for him to leave his job.
Stanford Hospital and Clinics in Palo Alto and Sutter Medical Center in Sacramento are two of the most profitable U.S. hospitals, yet both hospitals carry the "nonprofit" designation.
A 15-year-old Richmond boy drowned in Lake Berryessa on Sunday afternoon, a Napa County sheriff's captain said Tuesday.
The San Jose City Council on Tuesday is considering $1,000 rewards for residents who report vandalism and illegal dumping in the South Bay.
Ted Cruz has ended his campaign for president, putting Donald Trump on a glide path to claim the Republican Party's nomination.
Hundreds of interracial families rallied behind Old Navy after the retailer posted an ad that set off a barrage of negative comments.
Five wheelchair-bound hunger strikers and hundreds of their supporters marched on San Francisco City Hall Tuesday, demanding Mayor Ed Lee fire the city's police chief.
The Oakland Police Department issued an apology after an insensitive community message about drunk driving on Cinco de Mayo.
The wife of "Star Wars" creator George Lucas said Tuesday that opposition to a Chicago lakefront museum by a parks advocacy group has prompted a search outside the city for a site.
A dispute over rent payments at Levi's Stadium has prompted the San Francisco 49ers to file for arbitration to enforce a lease agreement the team says allows it to pay a lower rent.
The tables may be turning in Silicon Valley, as slumping sales of ping pong and foosball tables point to a slowdown, according to the San Jose man who provides them to much of the tech industry.
Dozens of families at a Central California mobile-home park will get tap water free of dangerous levels of uranium thanks to a state grant.
U.S. consumers bought just over 1.5 million vehicles in April, nudging out the old record set in April of 2005.
Residents of drought-stricken California doubled their water conservation efforts in March compared with the month before by turning off their sprinklers when the rain fell and changing habits, officials said Tuesday.
