Trash continues to pile up across the Bay Area as a garbage workers' strike drags on, forcing residents to find alternative disposal options, some have already shut down.

The city of Fairfield is threatening legal action against Republic Services after two weeks without trash pickup as a sanitation worker strike continues in cities across Northern California.

Frustrations are mounting in parts of the Bay Area as garbage continues to pile up amid a nine-day trash strike.

A group immigrants and legal advocates filed a class-action lawsuit Wednesday that seeks to stop Immigration and Customs ...

As a sanitation workers strike stretches into its ninth day, negotiations remain at a standstill between Republic Services ...

A clue to the reasoning behind the recent, abrupt firing of Costa Mesa’s city manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison by a city ...

LA County residents face trash pile-ups due to a strike by Republic Services workers, affecting over two million people.

Union workers in some Los Angeles County cities are honoring a strike in Boston by not crossing the picket line, leaving ...

Workers have walked off the job in parts of Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties, as well as the Bay Area.

A total of about 450 Republic Services workers represented by the Teamsters union in the Boston area have been on strike since July 1, but the work stoppage has spread to Southern California and now i ...

The strikes are all the more significant given the strike earlier this month by 9,000 Philadelphia city workers, including ...

We will...SHUT DOWN GARBAGE COLLECTION in state after state,' Teamster President Sean O'Brien warns as sanitation workers in ...