Target Pays $7.4 Million To Settle California Hazardous Waste Suit
Target has agreed to pay $7.4 million to settle a lawsuit that accuses the retail giant of improperly disposing hazardous waste from its stores. (12/6/18)
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OAKLAND TEACHERS STRIKE: Oakland teachers walk off the job in a contract disputeOakland teachers strike over pay scale, class sizes and closing schools
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OAKLAND TEACHERS STRIKE: Team coverage of this morning Oakland teaches strikeOakland teachers stage their first strike in more than 20 years over salaries, class sizes and school closings
San Jose Mayor Ditches State Of The City AddressMayor Sam Liccardo said he wanted to change things up this year, but his critics aren't buying it--during last year's address, protesters and hecklers took over. Maria Medina reports. (2-20-2019)
'Divine Intervention'; Napa Deputy Narrowly Survives Fatal ShootoutDuring a traffic stop, a man seems calm as the deputy speaks to him. Suddenly, he pulls a gun and fires, narrowly missing the deputy, who returned fire and killed the man. Joe Vasquez reports. (2-20-2019)
Consumer News
ConsumerWatch: Energy Billing ConfusionA social media storm is swirling in the East Bay over higher energy bills. Many customers are blaming a new "green energy" supplier. Julie Watts reports. (2-8-19)
Super Bowl Advertisers Steer Clear of Hot Button IssuesFor many people the actual Super Bowl game is just a way to break up the commercials. Julie Watts takes a look at some of the early favorites for best commercial this year and some of the best (and worst) of years past. (2-3-19)
Net Neutrality Defenders Head To Federal CourtSupporters of net neutrality are heading to federal court on Friday as they continue their challenge against the FCC's decision to repeal rules put in place by the Obama administration. Kiet Do reports. (2/1/19)
Local News
San Jose Mayor Ditches State Of The City AddressMayor Sam Liccardo said he wanted to change things up this year, but his critics aren't buying it--during last year's address, protesters and hecklers took over. Maria Medina reports. (2-20-2019)
'Divine Intervention'; Napa Deputy Narrowly Survives Fatal ShootoutDuring a traffic stop, a man seems calm as the deputy speaks to him. Suddenly, he pulls a gun and fires, narrowly missing the deputy, who returned fire and killed the man. Joe Vasquez reports. (2-20-2019)
Oakland Teachers, Students, Parents Brace For Imminent StrikeIt's unclear how long the strike will last. The teachers union and the school district have scheduled another bargaining session on Friday morning. Christin Ayers reports. (2-20-2019)
Business
At Issue: Bullet Train Bust / Taxing TechPhil Matier talks with Carl Guardino, CEO of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group. (2-17-19)
Kaepernick, Reid Settle Collusion Lawsuits With NFLThe NFL settled collusion cases brought by former San Francisco 49ers Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid. Julie Watts reports. (2-15-19)
Concord Businesses To Close Due To Higher Rent, Economic GrowthUsually, businesses close when times are bad. But in Concord, economic growth is causing a number of long-time businesses to shut their doors. John Ramos reports. (2-13-2019)
Environment/Green
San Anselmo Town Council Approves Big Electric Vehicle StrategyPeople living in a small town in the Marin County have an ambitious plan to change the world, starting in their own driveways. John Ramos reports. (2-19-2019)
Researchers Find Large Amount Of Tiny, Harmful Plastic On Ocean BeachA global research project to track one kind of beach debris is raising an alarming concern that there may be a lot more plastic in the ocean than we ever imagined. John Ramos reports. (2-17-2019)
Bay Area Reservoirs At Normal Levels Despite Recent Droughts, FloodingHarsh droughts followed by unusually wet conditions have caused Bay Area reservoir levels to fluctuate. But experts say that 2019 marks a new trend for water levels. Wilson Walker reports. (1-30-2019)
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OAKLAND TEACHERS STRIKE: Oakland teachers walk off the job in a contract disputeOakland teachers strike over pay scale, class sizes and closing schools
OAKLAND TEACHERS STRIKE: Team coverage of this morning Oakland teaches strikeOakland teachers stage their first strike in more than 20 years over salaries, class sizes and school closings
San Jose Mayor Ditches State Of The City AddressMayor Sam Liccardo said he wanted to change things up this year, but his critics aren't buying it--during last year's address, protesters and hecklers took over. Maria Medina reports. (2-20-2019)
