What You Need to Know: This Veterans Day, the Employment Development Department honors America’s veterans, service members, and their military spouses for their patriotism, love of country, and ...

The pandemic stress tested all sorts of boundaries for state government, not the least of which were the limits of its critical benefits systems, like those offered through the California Employment ...

EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Edd Hedges returned home after a charity stand-up performance to find a murderer looking for him. In 2015, he woke up to a banging at the door and at the end of his bed, staring ...

Question: I run a large warehouse with over 300 employees and business has been steadily decreasing for the last five months. I need to reduce my overhead, but I don’t want to lay off my staff because ...

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — A former employee of the California Employment Development Department has been sentenced to five and a half months in prison after being accused of stealing money intended to ...

A former California Employment Development Department employee admitted this week in federal court to fraudulently obtaining more than $768,000 in COVID-19 unemployment payments for dead people and ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a union-backed bill on Monday that protects loan-out companies, which had been threatened by a state audit earlier this year. Actors, writers and crew members are typically ...

His plain-spoken songs were recorded by Elvis Presley, Kenny Rogers and many others. The duo of Johnny Cash and June Carter made his “Jackson” a huge country hit. By Bill Friskics-Warren Bill Friskics ...

A judge sentenced a Northern California woman to nine years in prison on Tuesday for fraudulently obtaining more than $1 million in unemployment benefits during the height of the COVID pandemic.

Country singer-songwriter Billy Edd Wheeler, who penned such timeless classics as the Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash hit “Jackson” and Kenny Rogers’ “Coward of the County,” died Monday (Sept. 16.) ...

Billy Edd Wheeler, the songwriter behind staple country songs including Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash's "Jackson" and Kenny Rogers' "Coward of the County," died on Monday (Sept. 16.) He was 91 ...