In all, the labour authorities found Safeway put approximately 1,700 workers at risk of serious injuries at the company’s warehouse in Tracy, their largest facility in the nation and one that is reportedly now the "riskiest" when compared to other warehousing establishments with over than 1,000 workers, found analysis of federal data.
BOISE, Idaho, July 15, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Albertsons® Companies, Inc. (NYSE: ACI) and Albertsons Companies Foundation ("The Foundation") today announced the results of the inaugural "Nourish the American Dream," a first-of-its-kind nationwide campaign to help end childhood hunger across the United States. Together with more than 300 nonprofit partners, customers and communities, the campaign generated more than $12.2 million in support for childhood hunger relief nationwide, surpassing its original $5 million fundraising goal.
In 2025, along with the Albertsons Companies Foundation, the Company contributed $497 million in food and financial support, including $56 million through its Nourishing Neighbors Program, to ensure those living in its communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
In 2025, along with the Albertsons Companies Foundation, the Company contributed $497 million in food and financial support, including $56 million through its Nourishing Neighbors Program, to ensure those living in its communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
In 2025, along with the Albertsons Companies Foundation, the Company contributed $497 million in food and financial support, including $56 million through its Nourishing Neighbors Program, to ensure those living in its communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
15, 2026-- Albertsons® Companies, Inc. (NYSE: ACI) and Albertsons Companies Foundation (“The Foundation”) today announced the results of the inaugural “Nourish the American Dream,” a first-of-its-kind nationwide campaign to help end childhood hunger across the United States. Together with more than 300 nonprofit partners, customers and communities, the campaign generated more than $12.2 million in support for childhood hunger relief nationwide, surpassing its original $5 million fundraising goal.
In 2025, along with the Albertsons Companies Foundation, the Company contributed $497 million in food and financial support, including $56 million through its Nourishing Neighbors Program, to ensure those living in its communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
Albertsons Companies donated more than 123 million pounds of food to our local Feeding America partners in 2025.
In 2025, the Company, along with the Albertsons Companies Foundation and their Nourishing Neighbors Program, contributed $497 million in food and financial support enabling more than 207 million meals to ensure those living in our communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
During fiscal 2022, along with the Albertsons Companies Foundation, we contributed more than $200 million in food and financial support, including more than $40 million through our Nourishing Neighbors program to ensure those living in our communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
In 2023, along with the Albertsons Companies Foundation, the Company contributed more than $350 million in food and financial support, including more than $35 million through our Nourishing Neighbors Program to ensure those living in our communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
“For over 100 years, Safeway has demonstrated its commitment to serving communities across Northern California and currently runs 283 stores,” Streeb said. “Our goal is to operate successful stores, and we actively seek to fill vacant properties with tenants to serve local residents. In addition, we regularly make significant food donations and financial contributions towards hunger relief in neighboring communities.”
"For over 100 years, Safeway has demonstrated its commitment to serving communities across Northern California and currently runs 283 stores," Streeb said. "Our goal is to operate successful stores, and we actively seek to fill vacant properties with tenants to serve local residents. In addition, we regularly make significant food donations and financial contributions towards hunger relief in neighboring communities."
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Safeway sending hazardous waste to landfills
Safeway was routinely sending hazardous waste to landfills in violation of state and federal law.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against Albertsons Companies, alleging its Safeway, Albertsons, and Haggen stores overcharged customers in millions of transactions through deceptive “buy one, get one free” promotions.
Washington AG Nick Brown sues Safeway, Albertsons, Haggen over alleged ‘BOGO’ price gouging - MyNorthwest.com
The corporate owner of Safeway, Albertsons, and Haggen grocery stores has overcharged Washington consumers in more than 3 million transactions over a five-year period through deceptive “buy one get one free” deals, Attorney General Nick Brown argues in a new consumer protection lawsuit filed today.
The corporate owner of Safeway, Albertsons, and Haggen grocery stores has overcharged Washington consumers in more than 3 million transactions over a five-year period through deceptive “buy one get one free” deals, Attorney General Nick Brown argues in a new consumer protection lawsuit filed today.
AG Brown sues Albertsons, Safeway, and Haggen for deceptive ‘buy one get one free’ deals
According to the lawsuit, the corporate owner of Albertsons, Safeway and Haggen has overcharged customers in more than three million transactions within a five-year period by using deceptive “buy one get one free deals.”
(KOIN) – Washington Attorney General Nick Brown filed a lawsuit against Albertsons, Safeway and Haggen on Monday, alleging the grocery chains are deceiving shoppers with “buy one get one free” deals.
Washington grocery lawsuit: Brown sues Safeway, Albertsons over BOGO deals
In a 2023 lawsuit, Silverdale, Kitsap County, resident Kim Siflinger alleged that Safeway and Albertsons “routinely” increased regular retail prices in advance of BOGO promotions, according to court filings.
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown on April 27, announced that his office is suing Albertsons Companies for overcharging customers through what Brown's office calls "deceptive" buy-one-get-one-free, or BOGO, promotions.
Brown's office is requesting that the court determine Albertsons Companies' conduct violates state law, and that the company put an end to its "use of unfair and deceptive BOGO promotions," reimburse affected consumers in the state, and pay civil penalties and pre-judgement interest.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown sued Albertsons Companies for allegedly overcharging shoppers through deceptive “buy one get one free” deals at Safeway, Albertsons and Haggen stores.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown sued Albertsons Companies on Monday, accusing the grocery chain of overcharging shoppers through deceptive "buy one get one free" deals at Safeway, Albertsons and Haggen stores.
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Safeway agreed to pay nearly $10 million to settle an environmental protection lawsuit alleging improper disposal of hazardous waste
Safeway Inc. has agreed to pay nearly $10 million in civil penalties to settle a environmental protection lawsuit filed in Oakland alleging that the grocery store chain failed to properly dispose of hazardous waste at more than 500 California facilities over seven years.
Safeway Inc. has agreed to pay nearly $10 million in civil penalties to settle a environmental protection lawsuit filed in Oakland alleging that the grocery store chain failed to properly dispose of hazardous waste at more than 500 California facilities over seven years.
A complaint against Safeway was filed Wednesday and quickly settled Monday morning, with Safeway agreeing to pay $9.87 million in civil penalties in addition to the new policies and procedures.
Safeway Inc. has agreed to pay nearly $10 million in civil penalties to settle a environmental protection lawsuit filed in Oakland alleging that the grocery store chain failed to properly dispose of hazardous waste at more than 500 California facilities over seven years.
Safeway to pay nearly $10M in hazardous waste lawsuit - KCRA
Safeway did not admit fault or liability in the settlement agreement and agreed to pay $9.9 million, which includes civil penalties, the cost of investigation and funding for supplemental environmental projects in California.
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Safeway paid $3 million to resolve allegations that it failed to timely report drug diversion
Western District of Washington | Safeway Pharmacies Pay $3 Million to Resolve Allegations Chain Failed to Timely Report Drug Diversion | United States Department of Justice.
Western District of Washington | Safeway Pharmacies Pay $3 Million to Resolve Allegations Chain Failed to Timely Report Drug Diversion | United States Department of Justice
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Safeway settles disability discrimination claims
Safeway settled claims filed by the EEOC alleging disability discrimination.
SEATTLE - National grocery store chain Safeway, Inc. will pay $75,000 and make significant changes to its policies and hiring practices to resolve a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the federal agency announced today.
District Court for the Western District of Washington (EEOC v. Safeway, Inc., Case No. 2:18-cv-01352-RSL) after an investigation by EEOC Investigator Isabel Jeremiah and after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement through its conciliation process.
SAN FRANCISCO — Grocery retail chain Safeway, Inc. violated federal law when it repeatedly denied promotion to an employee with cerebral palsy, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charged in a lawsuit filed today under the Americans With Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA).
According to the EEOC's investigation, Glenn Davis, who worked as a clerk at Safeway's store in Carmel, Calif., was deterred from applying for a promotion by his supervisor. When Davis, who has cerebral palsy and physical limitations in one of his hands, expressed a desire to advance, his supervisor consistently advised him that he needed two hands to perform the jobs he was interested in, said the agency. Meanwhile, other less qualified employees obtained promotions.
Earlier this month, California workplace safety regulators fined Safeway nearly $200,000 for violations at the distribution center...
In fact, workers at Safeway’s facility faced the nation’s top injury rate in 2022 and the third highest in 2023 when compared to other large general warehousing and storage establishments with more than 1,000 employees, a KQED analysis of the most recently available federal data found...
A KQED analysis revealed workers at the Safeway facility had the highest injury rate out of large warehouses in 2022, with incidents far exceeding the industry average.
California workplace regulators, Cal/OSHA, recently determined that Safeway’s work pace poses a danger, issuing $182,000 in proposed penalties for dozens of safety violations at the complex.
Earlier this month, California workplace safety regulators fined Safeway nearly $200,000 for violations at the distribution center.
·Analysis by KQED found that workers at a Safeway – one of the many supermarket “banners” of Albertsons Companies – facility in Tracy, California, faced the nation’s top injury rate in 2022, and the third highest in 2023, compared to other large general warehousing and storage establishments with more than 1,000 employees.14 The Department of Industrial Relations and its California Division of Occupational Safety and Health cited Safeway $182,000 in proposed penalties for significant safety violations at the company’s warehouse in Tracy.15
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SafeWay is accused of receiving false reimbursement claims
SafeWay is accused of receiving reimbursement claims for trips that did not occur, inflated mileage, and duplicate trips.
The action is based on an alleged scheme by Safeway Medical Transportation LLC, a New Mexico non-emergency medical transportation company, to fraudulently bill the New Mexico Medicaid program for transportation services.
The Justice Department alleges the New Mexico non-emergency medical transportation provider SafeWay Medical Transportation fraudulently billed the New Mexico Medicaid program.
The complaint says SafeWay received reimbursement claims for trips that did not occur, inflated mileage, duplicate trips and more.