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Maloof Employees At Sleep Train Arena Fear They Could Be Unemployed Next Week
Employees of the Maloofs who work at Sleep Train Arena have been told to take off Friday and Monday. They tell CBS13 they’re worried they may be let go when they return next week.
Jobless Rate In Calif. Drops To Lowest Level in 4 Years
California’s jobless rate dipped to 9.6 percent last month, the lowest in more than four years.
The Don Geronimo Show – March 28, 2013
The day begins with Good Day Sacramento’s coverage of the people outside of the new Chik Fil-A in Granite Bay who have been camping out for free chicken, and a car chase in L.A. that […]
Actor Josh Gad Talks About New Show “1600 Penn” With Don Geronimo
Josh, who is promoting his new show “1600 Penn,” talks about being on the show, as well as playing the part of Steve Wosniak in the new movie “Jobs.”
Tracy Attracting New Businesses; ‘We Go To Their Offices’ Says Mayor
The city of Tracy is proving to be an economic bright spot in San Joaquin County as the city continues to attract new businesses, which are creating more jobs.
How Studying Your Taxes Can Help Your Career
About half of Americans say they feel underpaid. Are you one of them?
Study: Facebook Users Have Better Luck Getting Jobs Through Friends
A new study indicates that job seekers who have stronger ties to the social networking world around them are more likely to find a new opportunity.
Coca-Cola To Close Oak Park Bottling Plant
The future of 60 Coca-Cola employees in Sacramento is up in the air after the company announced it will be closing its bottling plant in south Sacramento.
Nonprofit Jobs Offer Benefits Not Found In For-Profit World
Sacramento’s nonprofit jobs sector is large, growing and, in some cases, lucrative.
Profiled: An Elementary School Teacher In Sacramento
Sarah Kesty teaches special kids at Oakdale Elementary School. Find out why she loves her job.
Scholarships In Sacramento Making A Difference
Take advantage of scholarships offered to Sacramento students to forgo debilitating student loans.
Poll: Californians Still Gloomy On Economy And Jobs
A new poll shows that most Californians are downright gloomy about the state’s economy and very few voters think the job market will improve this year.
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