Waterfront SF Businesses Find New Home Ahead Of America's Cup
When the Teatro ZinZanni show ends on New Years Eve, the historic Spiegel tent pitched at Pier 29 more than 11 years ago will come down.
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When the Teatro ZinZanni show ends on New Years Eve, the historic Spiegel tent pitched at Pier 29 more than 11 years ago will come down.
The landmark Sainte Claire Hotel has been sold to real estate developer Lew Wolff, a purchase other developers and local officials see as emblematic of the growing vitality of downtown San Jose.
The ban on single-use plastic shopping bags that takes effect in San Jose on Jan. 1 applies to all retailers, not just grocery stores.
Bay Area flat screen owners may get some unexpected cash now that flat-screen manufacturers have agreed to pay customers more than half a billion dollars in the largest price-fixing settlement in U.S. history.
New restrictions in the hiring process will take effect in the new year, and now California will be one of seven states that will restrict the use of credit checks for employment.
Rumors are growing that Apple is getting ready to introduce its own television set by the end of next year.
Sears will be closing more than a hundred Sears and Kmart stores across the country after struggling during the holiday shopping season.
The websites said they are concerned that search results will draw travelers away from their sites.
The lawsuit claims that the company is not giving employees a lunch break within the first five hours of their shift, which is required by California law.
15 million sq. ft. of office space has been leased in the region this year. Demand for office space seems to be driven by tech sector hiring.
Some 4,000 nurses went on strike at 7 a.m. Thursday—and planned to strike a full 24 hours—to protest concessions management is seeking in five contracts, according to the California Nurses Association.
This holiday season, calls to "shop locally" have been heeded by Bay Area shoppers. Many small retailers are seeing a boost in business.
Backers of a plan to build a high-speed rail system from Sacramento to San Diego have inflated the number of jobs the project would generate by as many as 50 times, according to a published report.
One of the new California laws set to take effect on January 1st would make it illegal to purchase alcohol in grocery store self-checkout lines in an effort to prevent minors from buying alcohol.
The new year could bring some much needed relief to the hard hit construction sector in Silicon Valley, with a number of major projects expected to break ground in the next few months.
