Los Angeles railroad lined with homeless encampments sees rash of cargo container burglaries
The backlog of cargo containers making their way from the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach saw widespread burglaries as they were carried on trains through an area of tracks lined by homeless encampments.
California judge rules for drugmakers in opioid lawsuit
A California judge ruled late Monday that four drug companies can't be held liable for fueling widespread opioid addiction in the state.
Major California city becomes the most unaffordable housing market in America
Sacramento, California, is at the top of the list for the United States’s least affordable new homes markets.
Malibu home sells for $177 million, setting new California record
Fashion mogul Serge Azria has sold an oceanfront estate in Malibu, Calif., for $177 million.
Newsom, Buttigieg announce billions in loans to address bottlenecks and upgrade California ports
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced a loan partnership Thursday to address the state's clogged ports.
California high school truck driver program addresses shortage annihilating supply chain
Patterson High School's supply chain and logistics program focuses on training seniors for truck driving careers.
Truck driver shortage hits record high, threatening to hurt holiday shopping
The holidays could become more complicated this year as the shortage of truck drivers continues to grow.
American Airlines CEO: Alleged assault on flight attendant among 'worst displays of unruly behavior': report
An American Airlines flight from New York City to Orange County, California, was diverted to Denver on Wednesday after a passenger allegedly assaulted a flight attendant in what the company's CEO now reportedly is calling “one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we’ve ever witnessed.”
Supply chain bottlenecks sour wine industry amid bottle shortage
The wine industry is experiencing supply chain bottlenecks amid a “shortage of bottles,” Dr. Kaan Kurtural, a viticulture specialist with UC Davis, said.
California shuts down second In-N-Out location for defying COVID rules: 'Unreasonable'
Northern California health officials shut down another In-N-Out Burger restaurant location Tuesday for allowing indoor dining without checking patrons for proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.
Gender-neutral toys for children gain ground
New efforts are underway to eliminate gender bias in the toy industry, including a new state law and other efforts to stop marketing children’s toys based on gender.
California unemployment claims are one-third of nation’s total while Texas cranks up its job creation
The state of California released a jobs report Friday showing the highest unemployment rate in the nation which represents one third of the overall unemployed in the nation.
Denver airport's jobs fair hoped for 5K visitors – only 100 people showed up
Denver International Airport held a job fair this weekend hoping to see 5,000 eager prospective hires. But only about 100 people showed up.
Pumpkin supply impacted by extreme weather and supply chain issues
Consumers could soon see a shortage of pumpkins and canned pumpkin due to delays in shipping and inclement weather hurting the growing season for farmers.
Mike Pence visits In-N-Out Burger in California after chain opposes vaccine mandate
Mike Pence was in California on Thursday – and took some time out for a bite to eat. The former vice president just so happened to choose an In-N-Out Burger location.
Elon Musk's Boring Company gets OK for Las Vegas underground tunnel project
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk’s vision for underground transit has received a green light in Las Vegas.
Not one arrest made in Portland riots a week after ‘anarchists’ caused $500G in damages: Police
Portland police have yet to make any arrests in connection to widespread vandalism that resulted in at least $500,000 in damage after a group of "100 anarchists" marched through the city's downtown on Oct. 12.
Violent protesters tear through Portland, cause more than $500K in damages
Local police say new law prohibits them from using tear gas and crowd control measures. Marine Corps veteran Gabriel Johnson with reaction on 'Fox & Friends First.'
127 Washington state police employees terminated for refusing to comply with vaccine mandate
More than 100 Washington State Patrol employees were terminated after refusing to comply with the state’s vaccine mandate.
California shipping backlog hits manufacturing businesses
The shipping backlog at the Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, ports is not expected to ease up any time soon. Many western manufacturing and production companies ship in products from overseas by ship, and many of their products have been sitting on those ships for weeks to months.



















