California Grape Crop Shows Declining Numbers
Unseasonably cool weather affected the crop for the second straight year.
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Unseasonably cool weather affected the crop for the second straight year.
The popular electronics retailer has been telling many of its customers that the Black Friday deals they snagged may never be delivered.
Overseas flights are coming back to Mineta San Jose International Airport next year after an agreement was reached with All Nippon Airways to offer nonstop service to Tokyo.
Yahoo appears to be getting closer to giving its frustrated shareholders something they've long wanted: a sale of the Internet company's holdings in China and Japan.
The California Employment Development Department said Wednesday that about 1.1 million residents will begin losing unemployment extensions at the end of this year if Congress does not extend benefits.
The purple, neon-lit Yahoo billboard that greeted motorists as they approached the Bay Bridge was dismantled Wednesday, after decking the busy highway for 12 years.
In what is likely the biggest real estate deal of the year, a Southern California company is buying up a whopping 18 business parks in Silicon Valley and the East Bay.
A number of Apple electronic devices were stolen from a FedEx truck parked in a loading dock at San Francisco's Stonestown Galleria on Tuesday morning, and police are asking for the public's help in solving the case.
Shares of Oracle plunged almost 14 percent in early morning trading Wednesday, a day after the business software company said it was struggling to close deals.
Yahoo will enable Facebook users to share more of their activities on Yahoo's websites, including which stories they are reading.
State regulators have fined a California water company $1 million and ordered $9.5 million in refunds to customers who were overcharged by the utility.
Electronic Arts spent millions creating the video game, which could be a rival to "World of Warcraft."
A new reservation system at Virgin America has created monumental headaches for the airline and its passengers.
California's attorney general is suing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, demanding that the government-backed companies respond to questions in a state investigation.
Several new stores, shops and restaurants have opened in downtown Walnut Creek, attracting bigger crowds to the area.
