A settlement has been reached in a class action suit, with KQED agreeing to pay nearly $900,000. The company is resolving the enormous lawsuit despite denying the accusations against it.
The accusations in question are related to wage theft, which KQED continues to deny.
Further details about the settlement and the class action suit are available from the source, providing more information about the case and its resolution.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco opened its doors to the public for the first time in years, revealing its outsize role in supplyin…
In addition to a $68 million compound in San Francisco, the Metallica drummer sold a 161-acre plot in Marin County.
Car break-ins in San Francisco dropped 75% in the last two years.
The top prospects in the Giants organization are playing for an affiliate that has received key reinforcements including Peyton Bonds and Ja…
Our new relationships column: There was a move-in date, a breakup date, and 365 days in between.
Local cyclists share their go-to spots for gear, repairs, and good vibes — plus their favorite routes.
At Upland Drive and Aptos Avenue. Photo by Jay A. Martin. Firefighters
Master of properties: Lars Ulrich’s recent Bay Area real estate sales drum up nearly $85 million The San Francisco Standard
What’s behind the vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco The San Francisco Standard
Six bears have died on Tahoe roads in the last two weeks, a local non-profit said. In one case, a mama bear was seen trying to get her dead …
Hawaii could be hit by another major storm. Plus, Google Deepmind research scientist Ferran Alet discusses tracking hurricanes with AI.
Diesel has hit a new record price in the U.S., soaring to an average of $5.85 a gallon for the first time ever.
Free weekly digest. Local news that actually matters — no spam, no clickbait, easy unsubscribe.
By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy. We never sell your data.