Developer Offers $65 Million For Palo Alto Police Headquarters
A Bay Area developer is making Palo Alto an offer the city may not be able to refuse. It involves footing the bill for construction of a new, $65 million police headquarters.
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A Bay Area developer is making Palo Alto an offer the city may not be able to refuse. It involves footing the bill for construction of a new, $65 million police headquarters.
Officials at San Francisco International Airport said that flight delays are possible over the next three weekends when one of its main runways is shut down for safety improvements.
The California Public Utilities Commission is putting pressure on San Francisco to allow Pacific Gas & Electric Co. crews to replace miles of cast iron pipes that they said are aging and dangerous.
Online retailer Amazon.com has tried to become all things to all consumers, but in California, it is about to take on a role it fought against for years: tax collector.
San Francisco took another step Wednesday towards signing a controversial contract with Shell Energy to provide renewable energy to households in the city at rates higher than Pacific Gas and Electric.
Although Google, Facebook, Zynga and many other tech companies have been on hiring sprees lately, at least one executive has questioned how strong Silicon Valley's latest boom cycle really is.
A judge upheld a law that is scheduled to go into effect next month that would extend San Francisco's ban on the use of plastic bags in retail establishments, according to the city attorney's office.
Despite reports of a stronger Silicon Valley economy and job market compared to the state and nation overall, aid organizations are reporting helping record numbers of low-income families in the area.
After weeks of speculation, anticipation and a dose of hype, Apple unveiled the newest version of its wildly popular smartphone at an event in San Francisco on Wednesday.
A group of at least five young women rushed into a Ferrari store in San Francisco's Union Square Wednesday afternoon and carried out a smash-and-grab theft.
Along with a new iPhone 5, Apple unveiled accessories Wednesday that could prove to be a blessing and a curse for customers: a set of earbuds that are meant to fit comfortably in more people's ears, and a new adapter that will be needed to plug the new phone into older car dashboards and speaker systems.
Gov. Jerry Brown was at Oracle Headquarters in Redwood Shores Tuesday morning to sign legislation creating a new department that aims to strengthen economic ties with foreign trading partners.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is acknowledging his company's falling stock price, but he says Facebook has overcome hurdles before.
Hundreds turned out for a chance to land a new jobs at a soon-to-open outlet mall set to open in Livermore this fall.
Congresswoman Jackie Speier said the the state is losing $2 billion a year and the country is losing $23 billion in online sales tax revenue.
