Bay Area Restaurants Help Meals On Wheels
Dozens of restaurants throughout the Bay Area will donate 10 percent of daily proceeds to Meals on Wheels.
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Dozens of restaurants throughout the Bay Area will donate 10 percent of daily proceeds to Meals on Wheels.
Sport crab season is off to an optimistic start here in the Bay Area.
The California High Speed Rail Authority dealt a setback to proponents who hoped to see the bullet train zip through the Bay Area sooner rather than later.
There are a lot of futuristic things we're still waiting on: jet packs for the entire family, self-driving cars and time-travel, to name a few. But one new, pretty darn amazing bit of technology has finally come to fruition, thanks to the folks at Microsoft.
San Francisco's Bayshore Boulevard is now home to a giant Lowe's box store.
Cable companies have been losing TV subscribers at an ever faster rate in the last few months, and satellite TV isn't picking up the slack.
The San Francisco Giants winning season is expected to have made a huge impact on the local economy.
California officials argued that they should be allowed to limit minors' ability to pick up violent video games on their own at retailers because of the purported damage they cause.
Attempts by broadcasters to seek payment for allowing their online video to be viewed through Google Inc.'s new Web-connected TV platform represents a "misunderstanding" of what it is, a Google executive said Tuesday.
Politicians and voters weren't the only ones who stood to relax in the Bay Area after election day. Local postal carriers expected to see their loads lighten significantly come Nov. 3.
Monday marked the start of the winter Spare the Air season. Residents were warned not to burn wood on nights when the air quality was deemed unhealthy.
Halloween quickly gave way to Christmas in Bay Area shopping malls. Even though the winter holiday was still weeks away, retailers were hopeful that consumers were in the gift-giving mood.
Apple is suing Motorola for infringing on patents related to its smart phones.
San Francisco restaurant inspections are lagging because of a lack of staff. The San Francisco Health Department has 19 food inspectors instead of the 23 it is supposed to.
With the price of gold at an all-time high, it seems everyone is offering to buy. With jewelry stores, pawnshops and even mail based operations such as Cash for Gold wanting your scrap gold, who is really paying the most?
