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After more than a year of pressure testing and safety inspections, state regulators have given PG&E clearance to restore three of its Peninsula natural gas pipelines to normal operating pressures.
The United Nations' top climate change official joined Gov. Jerry Brown in San Francisco for a conference addressing the costs associated with preparing for the effects of a warming world.
Online game company Zynga has priced its initial public offering at $10 per share. It is selling 100 million shares and raising $1 billion.
Chipmaker Intel's dominance in the personal computer market has not been enough to hold onto revenue as consumers spend more on tablets and smart phones and less on desktops and laptops.
San Francisco landlords who want to ban smoking entirely on a property will not be able to evict a tenant who smokes if smoking was allowed in the apartment when the tenant signed a lease.
A House committee questioned the head of the California High-Speed Rail Authority on Thursday about the growing cost of building a rail line to connect the state's major cities.
Several new bicycle shops have opened recently on Market Street, drawn by the growing number of 2-wheeled commuters downtown.
Silicon Valley employers are bullish about hiring next year despite economic challenges around the globe.
A New York attorney will spend time in federal prison for a scheme in which he transferred more than $1 million from a dead Bay Area friend's bank accounts to his own.
Many of Silicon Valley's most successful entrepreneurs and executives are warning of the dangers of the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act...
Tech giant Google is donating $11.5 million to organizations fighting to end the slavery of 27 million people around the world.
Nine Chuck E. Cheese restaurants in the San Francisco Bay area have been fined a total of more than $28,000 for violating federal child labor laws.
Attorney General Kamala Harris said the unit will be in charge of identifying and prosecuting identity theft, cybercrimes and other crimes involving the use of technology.
The head of Pacific Gas and Electric Company acknowledged Tuesday that the utility company is responsible for a deadly natural gas pipeline explosion.
Plans to fix 18 aging fire stations and spruce up a dozen parks and playgrounds around the city should provide a much needed lift for the construction industry, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said Tuesday.
