75,000 Kaiser Workers Strike for Better Wages and Conditions in Largest US Healthcare Worker Protest
As the largest strike of its kind in U.S. history enters its second day, health care workers at Kaiser Permanente facilities continue to picket for better wages, increased staffing, and improved working conditions.
Los Angeles City Council Advances Ban on Cashless Retail for Economic Inclusivity
As Los Angeles City Council moves forward to ban cashless retail businesses, concerns arise regarding inclusive economic opportunities for members of the community who lack access to bank accounts and digital payment platforms.
Santa Clara Safeway Store Bids Farewell After 67 Years, Shutters in November
After over six decades of serving the Santa Clara community, a Safeway store at Valley Fair Shopping Center is set to close its doors in early November. As the retailer continues to assess store performance, local residents reminisce on the store's rich history and debate its impact on the neighborhood.
Chicago Hit as United Auto Workers Expands Strike to Ford Assembly Plant, Worsening Detroit Automakers' Woes
Amid ongoing labor disputes with the Big Three automakers, the United Auto Workers (UAW) continues the nationwide strike with an expansion to the Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant and additional parts distribution centers across the country.
Big Tech Giant Amazon Hit with Antitrust Lawsuit by FTC and 17 States Including Massachusetts, Incurring Growing Legal Pressure in Spotlighted Seattle
Amazon is caught in the crosshairs of a high-stakes antitrust lawsuit, filed by the Federal Trade Commission and 17 states, alleging the e-commerce giant inflates online prices and overcharges sellers.












