Berkeley Steel Workers File Lawsuit Over Lunch Breaks
The lawsuit claims that the company is not giving employees a lunch break within the first five hours of their shift, which is required by California law.
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The lawsuit claims that the company is not giving employees a lunch break within the first five hours of their shift, which is required by California law.
The former director of community relations for the Golden State Warriors filed suit Wednesday alleging that the basketball team's star player, Monta Ellis, sexually harassed her, including by sending her a graphic photo of his genitalia.
California's attorney general is suing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, demanding that the government-backed companies respond to questions in a state investigation.
According to TMZ, a new lawsuit by a former NYU professor claims he was terminated from his job because he dared give actor & NYU student, James Franco a "D."
The suit alleges that Intel Corp., based in Santa Clara, paid billions in kickbacks to computer makers so that it could dominate the microprocessor market, and that it retaliated against manufacturers who did business with competitors.
East Bay water officials are reversing course on certain aspects of a 30-year long range plan, deciding not to enlarge a key reservoir in the Sierra foothills in the face of a lawsuit by environmental groups.
The coalition group "Stand for San Jose," which is opposed to the Oakland Athletics moving to the South Bay and is supported by the Giants, filed a lawsuit Friday against the City of San Jose.
The Clorox Company has agreed to pay nearly $200,000 to settle a lawsuit that alleged that it shortchanged consumers by only filling specialty bleach bottles to 80 percent of their capacity.
A federal judge has rejected a request from medical marijuana dispensaries and patients to order an immediate halt to U.S. attorneys' efforts to shut down pot clubs in California.
Students and community members filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday alleging that police used excessive force against them during an "Occupy Cal" protest on Nov. 9.
The FTC had charged that the social network told people they could keep the information they share private, then allowed it to be made public.
A gay softball organization has agreed to pay an undisclosed sum to three players who were disqualified from its 2008 Gay Softball World Series in the Seattle area because of their perceived heterosexuality.
State Department of Justice special agents are suing Gov. Jerry Brown in a bid to block layoffs.
An antitrust lawsuit filed by locked-out players against the National Basketball Association and its 30 teams was assigned to a federal judge in San Francisco Thursday.
A group of University of California at Berkeley students and community protesters who say they were victims of police brutality during a Nov. 9 "Occupy Cal" demonstration announced their lawsuit Monday.
A University of California, Davis graduate is suing the university for ignoring his complaints of hazing and sexual abuse while pledging a fraternity.
The families several high school students who sued the Morgan Hill Unified School District for violating their free speech rights have lost their case.
In a case that could affect hundreds of thousands of workers statewide, the California Supreme Court heard arguments in San Francisco Tuesday on requirements for employee meal breaks.
Medical marijuana providers and patients are suing the federal government to keep it from shutting down pot clubs in California.
The San Francisco city attorney has filed a lawsuit against a Tenderloin District hotel owner, claiming the building is riddled with bed bugs and is the base of operations for a street gang.
Lawyers for women employees of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. announced the filing of a revised discrimination lawsuit in federal court in San Francisco Thursday on behalf of an estimated 95,000 women workers in California.
The city of Antioch agreed to pay $360,000 to settle a class action lawsuit alleging police formed a special unit to target and harass black residents who received subsidized rent.
An Alameda County jury took only 40 minutes Monday to reject a lawsuit filed by former Oakland City Administrator Deborah Edgerly claiming that former Mayor Ron Dellums fired her because she was a woman.
The legal losing streak continues for Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss who've been ordered to pay their former lawyers $13 Million in fees...
The former landlord for Giants ace Tim Lincecum has filed a lawsuit against the pitcher seeking $350,000 in damages.
