Public To Weigh In On San Francisco's Mid-Market Revitalization
Mid-Market was once a thriving theater district, and the hope at City Hall now is to create an updated version of that.
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Mid-Market was once a thriving theater district, and the hope at City Hall now is to create an updated version of that.
Clorox Co.'s third-quarter net income fell more than 8 percent as it wrestled with higher costs and a fall-off in some of its well-known brands.
California lawmakers were headed into uncharted territory Tuesday, holding the first hearing in the nation on Internet "do not track" legislation.
An appeals court has upheld Alameda County's ban on gun shows on government property.
Technology company Hewlett-Packard is promising to donate $25 million to help a Silicon Valley children's hospital named for the late wife of HP's co-founder expand and improve patient safety.
Northern California anglers are still hoping to see boatloads of fish in coming days as the first full-fledged commercial salmon season in three years got off to a slow start.
The NFL lockout now being disputed in a federal appeals court could signal dramatic institutional changes in every professional sport as players fight for free agency, a Stanford economist said Friday.
Consumer technology companies reporting financial results this week are looking like rowboats bobbing in the wake of Apple Inc.'s supertanker.
Double-digit rate hikes for 120,000 Anthem Blue Cross health insurance policyholders will take effect Sunday.
A federal appeals court rejected a legal challenge Friday that sought to bar implementation of a California regulation meant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by forcing automakers to make and sell less polluting cars in the state.
Chevron reported first-quarter earnings rose 36 percent. The company received higher prices for the oil it produced, and also made more money from refining oil.
The San Rafael team would join six others in the independent North American League's Western Division and play half of its 90 games at Albert Park at B and Treanor streets between late May and early September starting next year.
One house of the California Legislature on Thursday narrowly approved the nation's first law to force rental car companies to pull vehicles off the road after a safety recall.
Hewlett-Packard has been awarded a multi-year contract worth up to $2.5 billion to provide technology services to NASA, according to the Palo Alto firm.
Safeway reported a tax charge related to a plan to pay down its U.S. debt drove down its first-quarter net income by 74 percent.
