East Bay Trial Begins Over Lead Warnings In Baby Food
A lawsuit filed by an environmental group against the nation's largest baby food makers aimed at forcing the companies to alert consumers that some products contain low amounts of lead.
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A lawsuit filed by an environmental group against the nation's largest baby food makers aimed at forcing the companies to alert consumers that some products contain low amounts of lead.
The free food that has become a perk and part of the culture at many Bay Area tech companies may be subject to an IRS tax crackdown.
Gov. Jerry Brown started a week-long trade mission to China on Monday, along with several California business leaders, to seek investments that will benefit the state.
Demand for H-1B visas for highly-skilled workers is so high this year that the government announced Friday it will be issuing the visas by lottery.
A federal judge has dealt a setback to a group of people who allege that Apple, Google and five other technology companies formed an illegal cartel to hold down wages and reduce the chances of losing their best engineers.
Operations are set to resume at a unit of Chevron's Richmond refinery involved in a major fire last August after state regulators on Friday lifted the order that shut it down.
San Francisco International Airport has sent cease and desist letters to ride-sharing companies including Lyft and Uber with the concern over unregulated community drivers conducting business.
Hewlett-Packard Co. said on Thursday that Chairman Ray Lane is stepping down and two board members will resign next month, two weeks after a near ousting by shareholders at the company's annual meeting.
California electricity consumers could see up to $2 billion in new refunds from energy wholesalers that profited during the state's energy crisis more than a dozen years ago if a federal judge's recommendation holds up at trial, state regulators said Thursday.
Chevron Corp. said it has completed repairs at an area of its Richmond refinery that was damaged last year in a fire.
Facebook has introduced software that makes the social network the hub of any smartphone running Google's Android operating system.
Some businesses that are seeking liquor licenses in San Francisco are being told to install security cameras in order to get a permit, once again sparking a debate about privacy concerns.
After decades of watching California wetlands disappear as they were filled in for farming, conservation groups say they're having success reversing some of the negative impacts on the sensitive salmon populations.
Real estate firms are reporting a record number of Bay Area homes are being bought with cash, making it increasingly difficult for first-time homebuyers to get their offers accepted.
Tesla Motors chief executive and co-founder Elon Musk on Tuesday announced a new financing plan for its Model S electric cars that's aimed at making them affordable for more people.
