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Teen Bicyclist Injured in Hit-and-run Accident
A teen bicyclist was injured in a hit-and-run accident late Sunday, reports said.
Technicalities Bar Approval of Vietnam War Vet’s Social Security Claims
William Glen Murphy’s battles as a U.S. serviceman fighting in the Vietnam War may have ended, but his fight for social security retirement benefits has not.
Hit-and-run Driver Injures Teenage Girl
A female teenager sustained injuries in a hit-and-run accident early Saturday, reports said.
Toddler Critically Hit by Car
The male toddler who was hit by a vehicle late Sunday is declared in critical condition, reports said.
I-15 Rollover Crash Kills Woman
A 34-year-old Temecula woman was killed after the pickup she was riding in swerved off Interstate 15 and rolled down a steep embankment, reports said.
Car Crash Injures 3
An early Monday car crash along Cathedral Canyon’s 34 thousand 400 block injured at least three people with one in critical condition, reports said.
Side Impact Crash Kills Male Driver
A male driver died on the spot after his white 1995 BMW figured in a side-impact collision against a tree, reports said.
Palo Alto Car Crash Victim Sustains Moderate Injuries
A male Atherton resident in his 60’s sustained moderate injuries after crashing his car to a tree Thursday, reports said.
Motorcyclist Found in 50-Foot Embankment Dies
A 57-year-old motorcyclist died after crashing his vehicle along a remote roadway and into a 50-foot embankment Saturday, reports said.
Hit-and-Run Crash Injures an LA Motorcycle Police Officer
The LA Police Department has launched a manhunt operation against the driver who fled after striking a motorcycle cop.
Two Pilots Die in US Naval Jet Crash in Lemoore Base
At least two pilots were killed after a U.S. Navy Super Hornet jet crashed near the Naval Air Station Lemoore on Wednesday.
Veggie Packing Company Agrees to Pay $80,000 Settlement for Disability Discrimination Suit
Umatilla based South Basin Packing agreed in paying $80,000 and provide other aids in settlement of a disability discrimination case filed by the EEOC.
Pizza Products Recalled Due to Undeclared Wheat Content
A California-based supplier has recalled their frozen pizza products found at Trader Joe’s stores because of undeclared allergen content, the Department of Agriculture said.
Supreme Court to Hear Sex Discrimination Case against Wal-Mart
Female employees of Wal-Mart who filed their discrimination lawsuit against their employer will declare their arguments before the highest court this Tuesday after several years of waiting, reports said.
Wolfgang Puck Sued for Age Discrimination
Wolfgang Puck, celebrated chef and owner of a fancy Beverly Hills restaurant, is being sued for an alleged discrimination against a 52-year-old waiter, reports said.
Fresno Victim Suffers Serious Brain Trauma after The Vehicle Collision
Shaela Warkentin, a sophomore student in Bullard High School and the 15-year old daughter of the Warkentin family, is now suffering from serious brain trauma after a tragic accident.
FDA Halts Importation of Food from Japan
The US Food and Drug Administration has stopped importation of food products such as milk, milk products, fresh fruits and vegetables from Japan, especially those coming from four prefectures near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex, the agency has announced recently.
Car Slides Off the Road; Driver Saved by Tree Blocking an Embankment
A perfectly placed tree blocked a car from falling down an embankment after an accident Saturday afternoon, Morinaga-Orinda officials said.
NC-Based Store Settles Religious Discrimination Case, Agrees to Pay $55,000
Belk, Inc. has agreed to pay $55,000 and to provide other relief in order to settle a religious discrimination case that was filed against it by the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission(EEOC).
Former Professor Sues JFK after Termination for Being Burlesque Performer
A former college professor who was allegedly terminated for being a burlesque performer is has filed wrongful termination and retaliation charges against John F. Kennedy University, reports said.
Indiana Health Care Provider to Pay $45,000 for Pregnancy Discrimination
Indiana Health Center, Inc. a health care provider with a dental clinic will pay $45,000 to settle a pregnancy discrimination suit filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency announced Monday.
NJ Mayor Denies Sexual Harassment Claims
Mayor Robert L. Bowser has denied all sexual harassment allegations made against by him by his female research assistant, as stated on a complaint she filed last February 18.
$10K Offered in a Fatal Rosemead Hit-and-Run
The parents of Yihang Ma offered a $10,000 reward to those who can provide leads to the arrest of the responsible suspect in the fatal hit-and-run accident of their daughter in Rosemead.
Arizona-based Company Faces Sexual Harassment and Retaliation Lawsuit
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Gala AZ Holdings, Inc., franchisee and developer of the restaurant Del Taco, after the agency found that a female employee was subjected to sexual harassment and retaliation after filing her complaint.
Ford Recalls F-150 Due to Inadvertent Airbag Deployment
Ford Motor Corporation has issued a recall of their best-selling F-150 pickup trucks due to front seat airbags that accidentally inflates even if the vehicle is not involved in a collision, the company said Wednesday.
2 Drivers Hurt in Oxnard Head-on Collision
At least two people were hospitalized Tuesday morning after a head-on collision on Auto Center Drive in Oxnard, the California Highway Patrol said.
Amtrak Faces EEOC Discrimination Suit
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed charges against Amtrak, the country’s largest rail company, after it was found discriminating against its human resources regional director because of her sex, reports said.
Lawsuit filed Against Bakersfield Zoo after Raccoon Attack
A man filed a personal injury lawsuit against the Bakersfield zoo and museum after being attacked and injured by an escaped raccoon during their visit.
Driver Killed in Fullerton Early Morning Crash
A 22-year-old man died early Wednesday in a vehicle accident at Malvern Avenue and Target Way, the police said.
Bicyclist killed After Hit-And-Run Accident; Suspect Arrested
A woman who is a suspect on the death of a bicyclist yesterday afternoon was arrested, according to Riverside County sheriff’s jail records.
Driver Killed in Visalia Big Rig Accident
A 31-year-old man suffered fatal injuries early Friday after the 2005 Dodge pickup he was driving collided with a big rig on state road 99, the California Highway Patrol said.
Consumers Warned on Health Effects of 7 Caffeinated Alcoholic Beverages
The federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned consumers against the ill-effects of seven caffeinated alcoholic beverages on health, reports said.
OSHA to Conduct Hearing to Revise Rules on Slip, Trip and Fall Hazards
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is set to hold informal public hearings on rules that will revise the Walking-Working Surfaces and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) standards starting on January 18 this coming year, an official statement from the agency website said.
Fatalities in Agua Dulce plane crash identified by relatives
Relatives have identified the three victims of the plane crash near Agua Dulce last October 22 as a Southern California Gas Co. executive, his daughter, and her friend, reports said.
ABM to Pay $5.8 M to Settle Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
ABM Janitorial Services has agreed to pay about $5.8 million to settle a sexual harassment suit filed against it by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), said reports. According to EEOC attorneys, at least 21 female employees were sexually harassed by their male co-employees and supervisors from 2001 to 2009 at work sites in Bakersfield, Merced, Visalia, and Fresno.
Fear of Salmonella Outbreak triggers Nationwide Recall of Eggs
The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has warned the public of the possible nationwide outbreak of salmonella poisoning which led to the massive recall of eggs recently. The outbreak was the considered to be the largest of its type related to eggs in years.
Drunk Driver Injured after Smashing onto Pole
A man suspected to be drunk was taken to the hospital for minor injuries after he crashed into a pole near Monterey Park Hospital, early morning the other day.
Speeding Motorcyclist Dies in Crash
An unidentified motorcyclist died after hitting a wall as he went over to the northbound lane of Interstate 5 carpool flyover Friday morning, the California Highway Patrol said.
Former Yankees Pitcher Posts Bail after DUI Arrests
A former New York Yankees pitcher Hideki Irabu has posted a $5,000 bail after he was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving in suburban Los Angeles.
School District Lays off Employees
At least 61 employees of Pleasanton school district will lose their jobs in June as the state further trims down budget, reports said Thursday.
Toyota denies defective break on Prius crash
Toyota has denied allegations of a housekeeper on the defective break that caused a Prius crash on March 9.
Lineman Dies While Working
A 26-year-old Pacific Gas and Electric Co. worker died while working in an underground electrical vault in Benicia Wednesday morning, reports said.
Another Claimant Joins Hooters Class Lawsuit
A former employee of Hooters has recently joined the class action lawsuit filed against the owners of five Hooters restaurant in Central Valley, reports said.
Can the Stimulus Aid Curb the High Unemployment Rate?
The US Senate has recently passed a stimulus bill worth $138 billion that would extend jobless benefits and curb the high unemployment rate in the country.
Pringle’s Recalled Over Salmonella Scare
Procter & Gamble has recently announced a recall on Tuesday that covers Pringle’s that contains a flavor-enhancer ingredient found to be tainted with salmonella, food regulators said.
Legislature Approves Bill that can End Cal Worker Layoffs
A Democrat bill has been approved by the California Legislature which will lift the “3-day-a-month” furloughs that affect around 80,000 state workers.
Apple Sues HTC for Patent Infringement
Apple has filed an infringement lawsuit against Taiwan-based mobile devices maker HTC.
San Diego County Non-Union Employees to Receive Salary Raise
At least 1,500 San Diego County non-union workers will receive a 2% salary raise after the Board of Supervisors unanimously voted for it.
Obama Proposes $301 Billion Budget to Curb High Jobless Rate Among Blacks
US President Barack Obama has proposed a $301 billion budget for the 2011 fiscal year to curb the increasing unemployment rate among black workers.
Muslim Woman Fired Over Wearing of Headscarf
A Muslim woman has filed a discrimination complaint against Hollister clothing store, a subsidiary company of Abercrombie & Fitch, claiming that she was fired after refusing to remove her headscarf.
Continental Airlines Lays Off 600 Employees
About 600 reservation agents of Continental Airline Inc. will lose their jobs in the company’s second round of layoffs in less than a year, reports said.
Bill to End Furloughs Awaits Governor’s Signature
A Senate-approved furlough bill that would benefit about 80,000 state employees only awaits Governor’s Schwarzenegger’s approval before it can be implemented.
Budget Cuts Forces LAPD Special Units Officers to Patrol Duty
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck has announced that about 350 of his special units officers would have to go back to patrol duty because of the department’s overtime cuts.
Employee Hunger Strike to Affect Burbank Disney Offices
Employees on a hunger strike due to a contract dispute have been planning to conduct the protest outside the Walt Disney Co. Los Angeles headquarters.
Southwest Faces Tweeter Attacks after Removing “Clerks” Director from Flight
Southwest Airlines is facing tweeter attacks from “Clerks” director Kevin Smith who claims that he was removed from a recent flight from Oakland to Burbank due to his weight,
Montebello Employees Face More Layoffs and Furloughs
At least four workers have been laid off and a dozen others have been required to take furlough days to help reduce the county’s multimillion-dollar budget deficit.
Activist Group Charges Santa Clarita Official of Racism
A Santa Clarita city councilman is facing complaints filed by an activist group with the state, local, and federal prosecutors after he called himself a “proud racist.”
Obama Requests Increase in Social Security Expenses
President Barrack Obama has requested an eight percent increase of Social Security’s administrative expenses for the Fiscal Year 2011 budget, reports said.
Activist Group Charges Santa Clarita Official of Racism
A Santa Clarita city councilman is facing complaints filed by an activist group with the state, local, and federal prosecutors after he called himself a “proud racist.”
Corrections Officer who filed Two Fabricated Police Reports Arrested
A corrections sergeant at the High Desert Prison in Susanville has been arrested by the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office on the suspicion of filing two false police reports.
Tyler Perry Faces Copyright Infringement Charges
A songwriter filed a lawsuit against Tyler Perry, claiming that a Gospel song was used on the show titled “Meet the Browns” without asking for his permission.
OC Woman Detained for Hitting CHP Officer during Accident Investigation
A woman involved in a vehicle accident that occurred along the northbound 55 freeway has been detained and was brought to a hospital after she hit a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.
Tax Form Error Sparks Identity Theft Scare for Unemployed Coloradans
A computer error almost sparked panic about widespread identity theft when about 2,000 people received tax forms with the wrong names printed on them.
Two Bassett Unified School Administrators Suspended
The Bassett Unified school board, by a vote of 4-1, has decided to suspend two of their employees for 20 days without pay after they discovered that employment tests have been compromised.
Reduced Budget Triggers another Round of Job Cuts in OC
The county Probation Department will be further reduced as 64 job positions are set to be eliminated by March 12, a department spokesperson said.
Guard your Trade Secrets, Make a Non Disclosure Agreement
Numerous businesses owe the success achieved by their company to a trade secret. Because of its importance, protecting it is considered a must. A non disclosure or confidentiality agreement is important for those who need to guard their company’s classified information.
Safety Regulators Recall 1.5M Graco Strollers
Safety regulators on Thursday has issued a voluntary recall that covers more than 1.5 million Graco strollers which may cause accidental finger amputation or laceration due to a defective hinge.
Apple, RIM Accused of Infringing Kodak’s Patents
Camera maker Kodak Co. has filed a lawsuit against Apple Inc. and Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM) for allegedly infringing its patented technologies used in digital cameras.
Wal-mart, Claire Pull out Children’s Jewelry Tainted with Toxic Metal
After a test was conducted showing high levels of hazardous metals in some children’s jewelry imported from China, chain stores Wal-Mart Inc. and Claire Inc. said they will stop selling such products to protect US consumers.
Google Denies Infringing Viacom’s Copyrights
In a fierce legal battle, technology company Google Inc. said it is not liable for the copyright infringement suit filed by Viacom which demands $1 billion in damages.
Teen Dies in Crash an Hour before Birthday
A City Heights boy would have turned 17 Wednesday were it not for a fatal accident that also resulted in the injury of four other occupants of a vehicle that went off a freeway ramp, the Medical Examiner’s Office said.
Anaheim Train Accident Leaves Two Motorists Injured
At least two people were treated for serious injuries when their vehicle was hit by a train at a rail crossing Tuesday morning, authorities said.
Levin apologizes for AOL-Time Warner Merger a Decade After
Former Time Warner CEO Gerald Levin, has apologized for the merger of AOL-Time Warner during his appearance with the AOL founder, Steve Case, last Monday.
Muslim Woman Fired Over Wearing of Headscarf
A Muslim woman has filed a discrimination complaint against Hollister clothing store, a subsidiary company of Abercrombie & Fitch, claiming that she was fired after refusing to remove her headscarf.
Fort Workers to Face Benefits and Pay Cuts
Some Fort contract workers are to be laid off or may lose their health benefits as the federal government make private sector jobs into government jobs, one of the major contractors said.
California Unemployment Rate Falls in November
The state’s unemployment rate in November fell by 12.3 percent from 12.5 percent a month earlier, according to the Department of Economic Development report.
Furloughs for Correctional Officers Found Illegal
A Superior Court Judge in Alameda has ruled in favor of a lawsuit filed by correctional officers against the imposed furloughs ordered by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Wescom Credit Union Closes 12 Branches
Wescom Credit Union has announced the closure of another 12 branches but assured that it will make positions available to every employee in affected branches.
Falling-TV Deaths Increase Despite Flat Screen's Popularity
While 53 percent of American households own flat screen television which is lighter compared to the traditional model, the number of injuries and deaths caused by falling TV has significantly increased over the past several years, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
Class-action Lawsuit Starts Vs Drywall Manufacturer
A Chinese company was charged Wednesday with class-action lawsuit for selling drywall which was believed to have caused serious respiratory illnesses among thousands of homeowners and corrode household appliances, wires, and metal plumbing.
Credit Union Closes Several Branches, Workers to be transferred
Employees of Wescom Credit Union’s fourth branch in the county and five other branches in Southern California will be offered jobs despite the closing of its branches in January as a part of the company’s overall cutbacks.
Bayer Began Investigation of Product Recalled
Bayer has begun its investigation of consumer reports regarding their Alka-Seltzer Plus Day & Night Cold Formula Liquid Gels, the company announced the other day.
Justice Department Educates the Public about Immigrant Workers' Rights
The US Justice Department said Monday it will conduct extensive public education program to train employers about their responsibilities in preventing discrimination against immigrant workers and people from ethnic groups.
Drug-resistant Salmonella Found in Beef, Health Regulators Announce a Recall
Health regulators have announced a recall on Friday that covers thousands of ground beef which tested positive with Salmonella Newport, a drug-resistant strain of bacteria.
School Board to Discuss Impending Layoffs
The Brea Olinda Unified School District Board of Education has announced plans to discuss the possible list of budget reductions and layoffs that will be implemented for the next school year in anticipation of the projected budget deficit.
Unilever Gives Full Refund for Slim Fast
Unilever will give a full refund to all consumers who purchased the Slim Fast ready to drink products because of a possible contamination of bacteria.
CPSC Warns Consumers on Another "Deadly Crib"
Following the massive recall that covers 2.1 million drop-side cribs made by Stork Craft Manufacturing Inc., safety regulators warned consumers from using "Molly" and "Betsy" cribs which have been previously recalled in 2001 over risk of head entrapment.
Health Benefits to Expire, Worries Thousands of Unemployed Workers
Amid the high unemployment rate and weak labor market in the US, a federal bill that subsidizes 65 percent of the health insurance of unemployed workers will expire on Dec. 31.
Tyler Perry Faces Copyright Infringement Case for Overly Praising Jesus
A lawsuit was filed by a representative of the deceased gospel singer and songwriter Bertha James against Tyler Perry, alleging that Perry used a complete verse from a song that James had written in 1950.The lawsuit was filed in the US District Court in Central Los Angeles.
Fourth Pedestrian Killed in San Diego
An unidentified woman became the fourth pedestrian to be killed in the County in a series of pedestrian incidents since Saturday, authorities said.
China Claimed Google Breached Copyright Law
Chinese newspaper has claimed the other day that Google might have breached copyright laws when they scanned Chinese book.
Timco Announces Recall of “Melon Up!” Watermelons
Timco Worldwide Inc. has announced the product recall of about 832 cases of large seedless watermelons after a distribution company found salmonella on the outer rind of a watermelon during routine testing.
2 Bills Seek To Extend COBRA Benefits
Two bills were introduced in Congress that aims to extend the government’s 65% subsidy of COBRA insurance premiums that is due to expire December 31.
Pacifiers Recalled Over Risk of Choking Hazard
More than 64,000 pacifiers sold by Grand World Inc. are being recalled over risk of choking hazard, according to a statement released by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Rockhard Weekend Recalled for Sulfoaildenfil
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has found sulfoaildenfil from Rockhard Weekend, a dietary supplement, when it conducted a lab analysis recently.
Maclaren Aware of Strollers’ Defect for Years, Failed to Announce Immediate Recall
Maclaren has been aware for five years that its strollers have a defective hinge system which can amputate fingers but failed to immediately initiate a product recall, according to a report by the New York Post.
Woman Pleads Guilty to Workers' Compensation Fraud
The Sacramento District Attorney’s Office has announced that the woman who pled guilty to the felony charges of workers' compensation fraud, attempted perjury, and insurance fraud will serve six months in the county jail.
Woman Killed after Trying to Cross Mission Valley Freeway
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) are investigating the reason why the woman who triggered a pedestrian accident tried to cross a Mission Valley freeway yesterday evening.
Pfizer Improves Facilities after Wyeth Acquisition
The medicine giant, Pfizer has renovated their research and development facilities in 20 days after they bought Wyeth last October 15 for $67.3 billion, CEO Jeffery Kindler announced the other day.
Harassment Victims in Cheesecake Factory to Receive $345K in Settlement
The California-based restaurant, The Cheesecake Factory Inc., has agreed to settle and pay a total of $345,000 to alleged sexual harassment victims in their restaurant in Arizona.
Judge Extends Deadline for Google’s Online Book Deal
A US district judge has extended the deadline for Google Inc. to allow the company to revise its agreement with copyright holders of books, a move which has draw government scrutiny over fear that the technology giant may monopolized the online industry.
Law on Workers’ Extended Unemployment Benefits Signed
The unemployment benefits provided to thousands of workers who are about to or have already exhausted it will now be extended after President Barack Obama signed a bill that will allow such privilege.
Utz, Snyder Cancels Merger
Utz Quality Foods and Synders of Hanover have cancelled plans for a merger after Utz said the other day the Federal Trade Commission’s approval process was too expensive.
Top Executive Admits Involvement in Tomato Controversy
A former top executive of a major tomato processor has admitted his involvement and said he will plead guilty before a court after four years of conspiracy which involved mislabeling tomato products prone to mold growth and offering bribe to food companies.
Injection can cause Pulmonary Emboli
Ketorolac Tromethamine Injection may cause blood vessels to clog leading to pulmonary emboli or thrombosis, activate platelets and/or neutrophils to induce anaphylactic reactions, American Regent, the drug manufacturing company warned the other day. The announcement came as the company hinted of possible recall in the future.
NumberCruncher, Inc. Launches Product Recall System
NumberCruncher, Inc. has introduced the other day an All Orders inventory control system to enable small and medium enterprises to manage and survive a product recall. Product recalls arise out of defects that can lead to injuries, illnesses and deaths.
Accusure Insulin Syringes recalled by Qualitest
The Accusure Insulin Syringes can get stuck on skin, pushed back into the syringe or stuck in the insulin vial, according to the recall notice by Qualitest Pharmaceuticals the other day.
Collision Possibly Due to DUI Kills Two Women, Injures Nieces
A suspected drunk driver has caused Monday’s collision which killed two women from San Bernardino and injured their two nieces inside the vehicle, the California Highway Patrol said.
Man in Motor Chair Pleads Guilty to DUI
A 62-year-old man who hit a parked car while riding on his electronic chair in August 2008 pleaded guilty to driving under the influence (DUI) after police found that his blood alcohol level was 0.29 percent, which is three times the federal limit.
US Drug Company Recalls Defective Product
American Regent, a US drug distributor, has recalled Ketorolac Tromethamine Injection USP 30 mg/mL manufactured by Luitpold Pharmaceuticals, Inc. after they were found to be contaminated and could cause blockage of the blood vessels. The products were recalled from drug stores, clinics, surgical centers and other health facilities last October 16.
No Consumers of Del Monte Cantaloupe affected with Salmonella
No reports of illnesses obtained from the recall of Del Monte Cantaloupe at a California grocery chain the other day, authorities declared recently.
Congress Urged to Pass $250 One-time Payment for Seniors
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday has urged Congress to approve the $250 one-time payment that will be given to more than 50 million seniors to compensate for the suspension of inflation-based increase on Social Security benefits.
Target Agrees to Pay $600,000 Civil Penalty for Selling Lead-tainted Toys
Retail giant Target Corp. has agreed to pay a $600,000 civil penalty for selling toys and children’s products which are tainted with lead, a chemical that can cause lower IQ, muscle weakness, and digestive problems if a person is exposed over a long period of time., the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced recently.
Google, Yahoo, Other Technology Giants Face Patent Lawsuit
Several technology giants including Yahoo, Google, Apple, Adobe Systems, Amazon.com, and eBay are facing patent infringement lawsuit for allegedly using some inventions of technology research firms.
Suffolk Agreed To Monitor Students Credit Ratings
Authorities said that New York’s Suffolk Community College agreed to monitor the credit ratings of the students whose Social Security numbers were accidentally released last September 17.
Truckers Oppose Banning of Communication Devices
The trucking industry opposes a bill that will prohibit truckers from using communication devices such as mobile phones, CB radio, and laptop computers, the American Trucking Association said in a statement released recently.
Santee Crash Prompts Toyota Recall
After a fatal accident in San Diego that killed a CHP officer and his family, Toyota is now recalling some 3.8 million vehicles that are likely to have the same defect as the 2009 Lexus ES350 in the Santee fiery crash last month.
Google Wins in Trademark Dispute Against Louis Vuitton
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