While the city of San Diego currently mandates a citywide minimum wage of $17.25 an hour that exceeds that of California, the proposed tourism sector wage, if adopted, would amount to a 45% hike.

Gov. Newsom is learning that if he wants to look tough—and help address a serious state problem—there no downside for him to use his political capital in such a way.

SAN FRANCISCO — California’s Year of Abundance just crashed into political reality.

One California re-entry program boasts a 92 percent success rate in helping former prisoners find jobs or continue schooling ...

California cities are set to raise their minimum wage on July 1st, with rates varying by city and business size, to address ...

Thousands of San Diego grocery workers may strike as negotiations with Kroger and Albertsons reach the final day Friday.

Rising cost of living pushes dozens of cities to set higher pay floors. Cities like Berkeley, Santa Monica, and Emeryville ...

Lawmakers are weighing a provision that would allow developers to pay a lower wage for some construction projects, theoretically stimulating housing production in California. Unions and ...

A year after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Grants Pass decision, punishment of homelessness has increased, but outcomes are much the same.

San Diego State commit Kaylee Chung won the Les Schwab Tires Amateur Open on Thursday at Columbia Edgewater Country Club in Portland. Chung, who is from British ...