Robots have potential to cut costs, threaten jobs
Call it the rise of the machines.
A new report says that more cheaper, better robots will replace human workers in over the next decade, pushing labor costs down 16 percent.
Call it the rise of the machines.
A new report says that more cheaper, better robots will replace human workers in over the next decade, pushing labor costs down 16 percent.
California’s economy has recovered, and the state has regained the number of jobs it lost during the Great Recession.
The City of Oceanside has become the latest to ban the commercial sale of cats and dogs in an effort to stop the distribution of so-called “puppy mill pets.”
Two hotel industry groups have filed suit in federal court to block a new Los Angeles law that requires a higher minimum wage at the city's larger hotels.
The Oakland City Council took a stand on animal welfare Wednesday, voting 5 to 2 to ban the use of elephant bullhooks.
The Berkeley City Council voted to craft a new ordinance requiring health safety warning sheets to be distributed when mobile devices are sold.
The City of Palo Alto has repealed a 2013 ordinance prohibiting individuals from sleeping in their cars, campers, or RVs amid heavy criticism from homeless rights advocates.
Healdsburg will become the first city in California to ban the sale of tobacco to anyone under the age of 21.
The City Council approved a 45-day moratorium on the establishment or expansion of massage parlors Tuesday, citing the spread of prostitution and sex trafficking.