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California gasoline prices have hit another record high but the increase was smaller than in past days and officials are hoping that the early release of a winter fuel blend will help ease the sticker shock.
Supporters and opponents San Jose's ballot Measure D, which would raise the city's minimum wage to $10 an hour, held dueling press conferences on Monday.
A California judge has approved a request to suspend public hearings and hold closed-door negotiations on fines to be levied after a deadly natural gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno.
The California Air Resources Board announced Sunday evening that it is easing certain restrictions on gasoline production in response to a directive issued by Gov. Jerry Brown.
"Angry Birds" and "Star Wars" are on a gaming collision course that is sure to please the fans on both sides.
Sunday's blast-off was the second launch of a Dragon capsule to the orbiting lab by the California-based SpaceX company.
Gov. Jerry Brown authorized the state Air Resources Board to allow refineries to switch to winter-blend gasoline in an emergency effort to increase fuel production and reduce soaring gas prices.
It's official: the California state average for a gallon of gasoline has never been higher.
A labor watch group says thousands of workers at a Chinese factory that makes Apple's iPhones have gone on strike over increased quality control demands and having to work during an extended national holiday.
A Department of Homeland Security audit prompted San Jose-based Mi Pueblo foods to participate in a federal program that verifies a prospective employee's immigration status, the supermarket chain said Friday.
The city flag at Cupertino City Hall flew at half staff Friday to mark one year since Apple co-founder Steve Jobs died. Sales at the company he led for so many years are still soaring.
The Bay Area Internet company eBay has canceled the sale of a Halloween mask of Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes.
Troubled Zynga's stock is trading near its lowest level ever Friday after the online game maker behind "FarmVille" forecast a third quarter loss amid weak demand for its Web-based games. It's also taking a hefty charge related to its March acquisition of mobile game company OMGPop.
Not all of the one million tourists projected to visit San Francisco this weekend will spend money like sailors on leave, but they'll still leave a major mark.
Starbucks Corp. is testing a variety of toasty croissants and baked goods in nine San Francisco stores, with plans to eventually expand distribution nationally.
