Facebook's Business Looking Resilient Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
Facebook's core advertising business has been upended by the pandemic, but the company said it saw "signs of stability" in the first three weeks of April.
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Facebook's core advertising business has been upended by the pandemic, but the company said it saw "signs of stability" in the first three weeks of April.
While crime overall has dipped during the coronavirus outbreak, San Francisco Police Chief William Scott called four recent violent robberies of elderly women in the city "simply unacceptable" and asked for the public's help in apprehending the suspects.
Lyft plans to cut nearly 1,000 staffers and furlough hundreds more as it grapples with the impact of the ongoing pandemic.
The Marin County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed an amended resolution that further protects tenants from being evicted.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has apologized for saying someone named Tupac Shakur, who had applied for unemployment in the state, was an example of fraud -- when it was actually the person's real name.
The fatal shooting of an 18-year-old man at an apartment complex in Castro Valley in unincorporated Alameda County on Tuesday night is being treated as a suspicious death.
About 58 million Americans are spending more money while social distancing, according to a new survey by WalletHub.
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday announced a new program that would bring together farmers and ranchers suffering from decreased demand for produce with food banks helping a rising number of families in need amid the COVID-19 crisis.
City officials in San Jose have announced work furloughs for hundreds of part-time employees in non-essential jobs, citing at least $45 million in general fund "revenue shortfalls" by the end of the year.
A neighborhood in Utah is fighting over Christmas lights that a homeowner said he put up to to honor medical workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday released the name of a man who barricaded himself inside a Tenderloin building for hours last week following an officer-involved shooting.
Bay Area health authorities are amending the shelter-in-place order allowing for some outdoor activities such as construction, landscaping, as well as some recreational activities while keeping in place most of the current social distancing protocols.
UC San Francisco Health began accepting patients Wednesday at a new Mount Zion medical center ward reserved for COVID-19 coronavirus patients.
The comments and conclusions of the doctors drew widespread condemnation from health officials and medical experts.
A man was arrested Tuesday in San Mateo after allegedly beating and choking his partner and then driving off while under the influence, police said.
