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An announcement published on Treasure Island stated that companies responsible for 2007 San Francisco oil spill incident have agreed to pay $44.4 million as a settlement.
Tentative Deal Saves Southern California From Grocery Strike
After over 24 hours's negotiations, officials from the United Food and Commercial Workers finally reached a deal Monday with three big grocery chains, Ralphs, Vons and Albertsons. This tentative agreement avoided a grocery strike involving more than 60,000 workers in Southern California.
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Second-quarter U.S. installations of photovoltaic solar panels rose 17 percent from the previous quarter as increases in nonresidential and utility-scale projects offset a weakened residential solar market.
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California will trail the nation's economic recovery as its once fast-growing inland areas struggle for years to come with a dearth of jobs and devastated housing markets, a report released on Tuesday said.
Four Dead, at Least 35 Sickened from Tainted Colorado Cantaloupes
Four people have died from listeria contained in cantaloupes from Colorado, the the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
Decomposed Remains Confirmed as Those of Missing Nursing Student Michelle Le
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Remains Found in California Identified as Nursing Student
Badly decomposed human remains found Saturday near a dirt trail in Sunol, Calif., about 50 miles (80 km) southeast of San Francisco, are those of missing nursing student Michelle Le, police said.
Asteroid Family Blamed for Dinosaur Extinction 'Not Guilty': NASA
Observations from NASA's Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) mission suggest that the family of asteroids commonly blamed for the extinction of the dinosaurs is not the culprit.
Quick Look at Hot iPhone 5 Features as October Release Date Looks Probable
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Whooping Cough Vaccine Weakens After 3 Years: Study
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U.S. Court Unfreezes $18 Billion Award vs Chevron
A U.S. appeals court reversed an order freezing enforcement outside of Ecuador of an $18 billion damages award against Chevron Corp over pollution in the Amazonian rain forest.
Two Marines Die in California Helicopter Crash
Two Marines aboard a helicopter were killed on Monday when the aircraft crashed during a training mission at a Southern California military base, officials said.
Starbucks Sued for Hidden Spy Camera Found in Bathroom Filming Toilet
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Lennar Q3 Profit Falls on Fewer Home Deliveries
Homebuilder Lennar Corp (LEN.N) posted a 31 percent drop in quarterly profit on fewer new home deliveries and higher costs.
Schneider Delays $1.4 Billion Auction of Unit: Sources
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California Grocer Labor Talks Ongoing, Deadline Passes
Albertsons, Ralphs and Vons remained in talks with the union representing 62,000 Southern California supermarket workers as the deadline for canceling their labor contract passed on Sunday evening.
Grocery Strike 2011: Chain Negotiators 'Still at the Table' With So Calif. Workers
Contract negotiations continue between grocery chain Albertsons, Ralphs and Vons and its workers, who on Thursday issued a 72-hour notice to cancel a contract extension after the deadline passed on Sunday evening.
Emmy Awards 2011 Winners: Top Outstanding Actors and Actresses (PHOTOS)
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences awarded the 2010-2011 Primetime Emmys for programs and individual achievements at the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday
New Fossil Suggests Beaver Has Changed Little in 7 Million Years
Researchers have unearthed a pair of fossilized teeth on the BLM land in northeast Oregon, which suggest that the American Beaver has changed very little in the last 7 million years.
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