California Farmworkers Spend Cesar Chavez Day In Blazing Sun
While municipal workers had Cesar Chavez Day off, farmworkers with long-handled hoes tackled a 40-acre garlic field near San Martin, under a blazing sun.
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While municipal workers had Cesar Chavez Day off, farmworkers with long-handled hoes tackled a 40-acre garlic field near San Martin, under a blazing sun.
People think it's a party park, but one fed up Sacramento neighbor is tired of it and took to public shaming to stop the bad behavior caught on cameras outside his house.
Both teams are making commercials that have won high praise for their humor.
The San Francisco Police Department is in the spotlight again for texts between officers that appear to mock the public outcry from a previous scandal where officers were accused of sending racist texts.
Two men were arrested Thursday for allegedly stealing expensive bicycles from a Campbell apartment complex last month, police said.
About 300 janitors rallied in downtown San Jose to mark Cesar Chavez Day in support of a higher minimum wage statewide and called for stronger protections in the workplace.
A new map released by the Centers for Disease Control places the Bay Area in the potential hot zone for the spread of the Zika virus.
A touching gesture by a police officer in Southern California toward a young girl is drawing huge accolades after a video of their encounter was posted on Facebook.
California lawmakers have approved the nation's highest statewide minimum wage of $15 an hour to take effect by 2022.
Marin County sheriff's deputies will start using LIDAR and radar devices in April to monitor the speed of bicycles and mountain bikes in the county's Open Space District lands.
There has been a surge of younger Californians exhibiting interest in voting in the first three months of the year, according to numbers released by the state Wednesday.
Divers and scuba shops are looking forward to the opening of the abalone season Friday.
Spring Break may mean sun and surf but for those in the service industry, particularly hotel workers, it can be the worst time of the year.
A former treasurer of a San Ramon-based youth football league was arrested Wednesday morning for allegedly embezzling more than $200,000 from the league during his tenure, according to police.
The Broadway smash "Hamilton," which has been cheered for reclaiming the nation's founding story by a multicultural cast, has oddly come under fire for specifically seeking "nonwhite men and women" for upcoming roles in future versions.
