'Social Network' Twins Appeal Facebook Settlement Ruling
A Facebook lawsuit at the heart of the Hollywood blockbuster "The Social Network" lives on.
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A Facebook lawsuit at the heart of the Hollywood blockbuster "The Social Network" lives on.
More and more air travelers are choosing to fly out of Silicon Valley, and air traffic is definitely heading skyward at Mineta San Jose International Airport.
President Barack Obama has declared a disaster in California to assist in its recovery from last month's tsunami.
This remarkable shift in the City's landscape begs the question - what will become of the Fairmont?
A new study found indoor medical marijuana growers now account for 3 percent of California's electricity usage, enough to power 1 million homes.
Google is helping the economy and hurting its stock. The company is hiring so many employees for projects outside its thriving search advertising business that its expenses are growing much faster than its revenue.
The end may finally be in sight for the Bay Area foreclosure crisis, as some cities that have suffered the most see their home prices stabilize.
PG&E reached a settlement Thursday in San Francisco with the California Public Utilities Commission, which now requires the utility giant to release safety reports of its gas transmission lines.
California's unemployment rate has dropped to 12 percent, but the number of payroll jobs in the state in March also fell from the previous month.
Discount broker Charles Schwab Corp. reported its first-quarter profit surged as the economy and stock markets improved.
A California woman has sued popular website Match.com, saying she was sexually assaulted by a man she met through the online dating service.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry and California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom staged something of a bipartisan summit Thursday in Austin, where a delegation from the Golden State came to see how jobs are being created in the Lone Star State.
An off-duty PG&E mechanic helped battle last year's deadly, gas-fueled inferno in San Bruno by responding on his own, federal documents show.
Despite recent headlines about Oakland's mayor going after San Francisco tech jobs, the mayors of the Bay Area's three largest cities got together to push for a regional approach to attracting jobs.
Chevron Corp. said its top executive made$14 million last year, according to an Associated Press analysis.
