Concerns Over Scantly Clad Waitresses In San Jose Cafés
At some Vietnamese cafes in San Jose, they are grinding more than just coffee beans. In certain establishments, waitresses are wearing next to nothing.
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At some Vietnamese cafes in San Jose, they are grinding more than just coffee beans. In certain establishments, waitresses are wearing next to nothing.
Lawyers for Bay Area women who tried to sue Wal-Mart Stores Inc. for alleged discrimination said they will continue with their clients' claims despite Monday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
The unemployment rate in California is still falling, dropping to 11.7 percent in May, but the number of jobs in the state is down too.
A mortgage modification event being held this week at the San Jose Convention Center represents a last ditch- effort for hundreds of homeowners keep the roofs over their heads.
It's the news Facebook fans have longed to hear. The wait for an official iPad app appears to finally be over.
One of the main attractions - besides the haircuts - is the bee-bopping music, something that hasn't changed in Ken Parker's shop since he first sharpened his shears.
The recession dealt a heavy blow to Oakland Airport with significant drops in passenger numbers for the past several years. But a new State of the Airport report says there's evidence the trend is turning around.
A liquor store in San Francisco's Mission District had its license to sell booze revoked Thursday as the culmination of a three year administrative process.
An environmental group is suing Kiss My Face and about two dozen other cosmetic companies on accusations that they falsely label products as organic.
The spending plan approved Wednesday by Democrats requires companies to collect the state sales tax on online purchases made by California residents.
A historic San Francisco hotel that has hosted the likes of President John F. Kennedy and Prince Charles is up for sale after a plan to convert part of it into luxury condominiums failed.
Federal officials announced Wednesday that California will receive more than $800 million in funding to help the unemployed as the state struggles to deal with the economy and a huge budget hole.
Government has helped nurture new business since the Great Depression, but is now withdrawing from that role, a leading ethnic Chamber of Commerce official said Wednesday.
The shares of popular but unprofitable Internet radio service Pandora Media Inc. soared more than 50 percent in its market debut Wednesday, adding to the IPO frenzy that has some watchers talking tech bubble.
The Bay Area's median home price fell more than 9 percent last month to $372,000 from $410,000 in May 2010, the region's sharpest year-over-year drop in nearly two years.
