Workers Strike At Union City Factory Making Red Vines Licorice
More than 100 workers at the American Licorice Plant in Union City were out on strike Monday.
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More than 100 workers at the American Licorice Plant in Union City were out on strike Monday.
Patricia Dunn, the former Hewlett-Packard chairwoman who authorized a boardroom surveillance probe that ultimately sullied her remarkable rise from investment bank typist to the corporate upper class, has died. She was 58.
San Francisco's minimum wage is already the highest in the nation at $9.92 an hour, and it's about to break the $10 mark.
Facebook has hired the team behind Gowalla, the location service that lets people share where they are using their mobile phones.
The Port of Oakland is looking to head off another protest by Occupy Oakland aimed at shutting down the busy port.
Occupy San Francisco protesters teamed up with legal and housing rights organizations Saturday to advocate for housing rights throughout the city.
The California Department of Public Health is warning the public to steer clear of one company's imported mushrooms, which may contain high sulfite levels not included on the product label. Brisbane-based Nishimoto Trading Company voluntarily recalled the mushrooms
Hoping to harvest some fresh cash, the online game company behind "FarmVille" said Friday that it plans to raise $1 billion in an initial public offering of up to 100 million shares.
Good news for those who work in San Francisco and make minimum wage. The city is set to make history on January 1st when its minimum wage increases by 32 cents...
Holiday hiring seemed to help the unemployed, especially in the Bay Area, with hundreds of people securing jobs since stores began seasonal hiring in September.
Some customers of an East Bay restaurant supply store told CBS 5 that their credit card accounts were hacked.
California Gov. Jerry Brown is planning a ballot initiative that asks voters to increase taxes on the wealthy and raise the sales tax by half a cent.
The Clorox Company has agreed to pay nearly $200,000 to settle a lawsuit that alleged that it shortchanged consumers by only filling specialty bleach bottles to 80 percent of their capacity.
McDonald's restaurants in San Francisco have now found a way to get around a city law that takes effect on Thursday that bans free toy giveaways with Happy Meals.
The state still has to clean up thousands of underground gas tanks that are leaking.
