San Francisco Concerned About International Tourism Slump
Tourism professionals in San Francisco are concerned about how politics could influence the international traveler.
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Tourism professionals in San Francisco are concerned about how politics could influence the international traveler.
Social media company Snapchat went public Thursday, and a private school in Mountain View have made upwards of $23 million thanks to an early investment.
Enjoy sunny weather this afternoon. Clouds return on Friday with showers entering the Tri-Valley late Saturday.
A small earthquake struck Morgan Hill several miles from the Anderson Dam early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Uncertainty over President Trump's immigration enforcement has led fewer undocumented students to reach out for financial assistance.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions will recuse himself from investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
PG&E and fire officials in San Francisco were reporting rolling blackouts that were affecting thousands of customers across the city Thursday morning.
- Amazon says an incorrectly typed command during a routine debugging of its billing system caused the five-hour outage of some Amazon Web Services servers on Tuesday.
A man and woman suffered burns early Thursday as they fled a fire as it roared through their Santa Rosa home.
A man and two women from San Jose who were killed in a plane crash in Riverside on Monday afternoon have been identified by the Riverside County coroner's bureau.
Three newborn puppies have been rescued after their cries caught the attention of students inside a portable classroom at a Salinas school.
The California Supreme Court says the public has the right to access emails and text messages about government business sent on California officials' private accounts.
Six weeks into President Donald Trump's administration, many of his Bay Area supporters are quite pleased with what he's done so far.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who began the center of a national debate when he refused to stand for the National Anthem last season, reportedly will end his protest for the upcoming season.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions talked twice with Russia's ambassador to the United States during the presidential campaign, the Justice Department confirmed, a seeming contradiction to sworn statements he gave to Congress.
