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Worker at Tesla's Fremont Factory Alleges ‘Rampant' Sexual Harassment: Report
A worker at Tesla’s Fremont factory is suing the electric carmaker on allegations of rampant sexual harassment in the workplace, according to a report from the Washington Post.
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Dock Worker Falls to Death at Port of Oakland
A dockworker fell to his death from the deck of a container ship at the Port of Oakland early Tuesday morning, port officials said.
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Above-Ground Power Lines Grow in Risk as Climate Changes
Trees toppling onto above-ground power lines spark wildfires, more than 1,000 of them in the last decade in California alone. The wires snap in blizzards and hurricanes, causing dayslong outages. Everywhere, power poles topple in all kinds of disasters, blocking escape routes.
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Teen Boys Brutally Beat Philly McDonald's Worker Unconscious After She Refuses to Give Them Free Food, Family Says
A Philadelphia McDonald’s worker was brutally attacked and beaten unconscious by a group of teen boys after she didn’t give them free food, according to her family.
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PG&E Says Equipment Involved in Lafayette Fires
PG&E acknowledges in reports filed with state regulators Monday that its equipment was involved in sparking separate fires on both sides of Highway 24 in Lafayette, but noted the fires were not in high fire threat areas subject to Sunday’s massive power shutoff.
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Fires Near Highway 24 Prompt Evacuations in Lafayette
Two “rapidly expanding” fires on each side of state Highway 24 in Lafayette prompted evacuations Sunday, according to a Contra Costa County Fire Protection District spokesman. Melissa Colorado reports.
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Vista Postal Worker Honored with Hero Pin After Finding A Missing Teen and Toddler
A Vista postal worker was honored with a hero pin by the National Association of Letter Carriers after she helped find a missing toddler and missing autistic teen.
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Deaf Woman Refused Service, Mocked at Campbell Fast Food Drive-Thru
A stunning confrontation at a local fast food drive thru was captured on cellphone video. A Jack in the Box worker in Campbell refused to serve a deaf woman and even mocked her sign language.
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Postal Worker to be Recognized as Hero for Helping Injured Woman
A U.S. Postal Service worker will be recognized Wednesday for helping an elderly woman who injured herself in May in San Ramon, USPS officials said.
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Pennsylvania Police Sued Over Bulldozer Death of Pot Suspect in Berks County
Pennsylvania State Police acted recklessly when troopers used a bulldozer to pursue a Grateful Dead fan caught growing marijuana on public land, killing him when he wound up under the machine’s treads, according to a civil rights lawsuit filed Monday.
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Philly Taco Bell Workers Fired After Video of Center City Attack Surfaces
Workers at a Philadelphia Taco Bell were fired after a man accused them of beating him and his girlfriend in an unprovoked attack that was captured on video.
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Bay Area Furloughed Workers Remain Worried Over Temporary End to Government Shutdown
Furloughed workers can breathe a temporary sigh of relief after the president announced Friday the government will re-open for three weeks, but workers wonder what will happen after those three weeks are over.
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Federal Workers Worry Over the End of the Government Shutdown
Federal employees breathe a sigh of relief as the president agrees to re-open the government for three weeks but furloughed workers remain concerned as to what will happen after the three weeks are over. Damian Trujillo reports.
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Local TSA Worker Warns About Dangers of Shutdown
A local Transportation Security Administration employee says the government shutdown is making the already stressful task of securing airports even more difficult — and he also believes it can come with grave consequences.
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McDonald's Customer in Central Florida Charged With Battering Workers During Argument Over Straw
A man is under arrest after authorities say he grabbed the shirt of a Florida McDonald’s employee and tried to pull her over a counter.
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Some of Those ‘Missing' After Camp Fire Are Just Fine
Dixie Singh is No. 158 on the official list of people missing after Northern California’s catastrophic wildfire. That came as news to her. “I am the only Dixie Singh I’ve ever heard of. And I am alive,” the 86-year-old woman said Wednesday.
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Employee Accused of Embezzlement Killed San Francisco CEO: Sources
A 52-year-old man died in a suspected homicide on San Francisco’s Market Street late Wednesday night, police said. Bart Kylstra, CEO of Rio Mobility, a company that makes electric accessories for wheel chairs, was allegedly killed inside his office apartment.
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Station Agent Punched at MacArthur BART Station
A station agent was injured when a man punched the worker in the face at the MacArthur BART Station late Friday night, according to BART police.
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Necco Candy Company Abruptly Shuts Down Revere, Mass. Plant, Stuns More Than 200 Workers
The owner of a company that makes candies such as Necco wafers and Sweethearts has unexpectedly shut down operations at its Massachusetts plant.
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Niners' Defensive Line Getting Wave of Replacements
Niners GM John Lynch says Thomas has had a fine rookie season so far and will only get better