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Apple has agreed to refund $32.5 million to customers to settle a case with the federal government over mobile apps, but CEO Tim Cook says the FTC is punishing them for something they already fixed.
The Academy Awards appear to be the three-horse race many expected it would be, with "Gravity," "American Hustle" and "12 Years a Slave" all receiving a heap of nominations.
More than 100 nurses picketed outside Alta Bates Summit Medical Center Wednesday in Berkeley in opposition to Sutter Health Corporation's plans to cut 350 positions at two East Bay facilities.
Check out this guide to tipping in countries across the world, so you're prepared come tip time on your next vacation.
Half Moon Bay-native & actor Adam Jacobs takes on Broadway in "Aladdin"
The San Jose City Council has voted to almost double the budget of the rent arbitration panel. The action comes as rents continue to skyrocket and so do the complaints.
A mysterious trend where diners leave generous gratuities with the saying "Tips for Jesus" has happened again in San Francisco. This time, a man left behind a tip worth thousands at a sushi restaurant in downtown.
Police announced Wednesday night the arrest of a man suspected to be responsible for a series of up to a dozen fires in downtown San Jose since last week.
A San Jose woman bilked out of $500,000 by a Nigerian scam artist on a dating website luckily recovered $200,000 from a bank in Turkey, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office.
San Francisco has become the first city in the country to launch a campaign to recycle clothing in a way similar to how bottles, cans, and cardboard are recycled.
The city started charging for Sunday street parking last January and far exceeded the projected amount of money it was expecting to bring in.
Members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors have taken aim at anti-abortion banners placed on busy Market Street.
As the biggest game in the history of the short rivalry between the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks approaches, Seahawks fans in the Bay Area are bracing for an intense week of trash-talking.
A couple is behind bars Wednesday morning after investigators linked them to multiple residential burglaries—a crime spree prosecutors say was made possible by the wife's knowledge of vacant homes through her job boarding dogs at the PetSmart store in San Carlos.
"I'm filled with joy and gratitude about what was able to be accomplished by so many five years ago today and the fact that all 155 passengers and crew are here today because of it," said Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger III of Danville.
