Teamsters say Republic Services is "unwilling to offer workers good wages." Republic Services says these claims belong "in the trash."

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.

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Trash pickup delays in Northern California have stretched into a second week as a strike by some Republic Services workers in Stockton continues, leading to mounting frustration and garbage in neighborhoods.

Last week, workers in the Teamsters Union announced they were going on strike, which includes the Forward Landfill in Manteca.

Striking workers in Chula Vista cause trash to accumulate, while Mayor McCann calls for emergency measures. Republic Services brings in outside drivers to assist.

Solidarity strikes with Republic Services continued Monday on the sixth day of garbage strikes in the Bay Area, which is impacting residents of two dozen cities in Northern California.

Stockton Vice Mayor Jason Lee encourages the community to bring waste pickup concerns to Tuesday's council meeting.