Bay Area Home Prices Cool As Inventory Creeps Higher
A research firm says San Francisco Bay area home prices cooled last month as inventories grew and investor interest declined.
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A research firm says San Francisco Bay area home prices cooled last month as inventories grew and investor interest declined.
Oakland city leaders are encouraging residents to take part in a free five-day event starting Thursday aimed at helping homeowners avoid foreclosure.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge ordered a janitorial company on Wednesday to pay $1.34 million to 275 workers who didn't receive health benefits required by city law.
California Gov. Jerry Brown appointed a board to investigate the contract dispute between Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District and one of its unions, putting off the threat of a strike this week.
Facebook is changing its settings so that those younger than 18 years old can post items that can be seen by the public.
An environmental group is calling on General Mills to change its recipe for Cheerios and exclude ingredients that contain genetically modified organisms.
EBay's third-quarter earnings edged past analysts' expectations, but revenue rose just short of estimates. The company's profit and revenue outlook for the current quarter through December was also weaker than expected.
Though there are still some concerns about traffic congestion in the area, the Cupertino City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve the 2.8-million-square-foot project, with a final vote still to come next month.
Twitter is making a change to its site that will let users receive direct messages from people who aren't following them back.
Twitter will be coming off its biggest quarterly loss in the past three years when the online messaging service brings its IPO to the New York Stock Exchange later this fall.
Intel said Tuesday that its third-quarter net income was unchanged, stymied by a continued slump in global PC demand.
Yahoo is regaining its appeal among investors a lot faster than with the online advertisers who generate most of its revenue.
While Santa Clara is leading the state when it comes to surging real estate values—largely due to the booming local tech economy, there's growing concern the new housing projects may be built on a bubble.
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and other Bay Area-based national research institutions face a nearly total closure this week if the partial federal government shutdown continues.
Oakland International Airport rolled out a TSA Pre-Check program Sunday that will allow some travelers to keep their shoes and jackets on when passing through security.
