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Epsilon, the world's largest "permissions-based" e-mail marketing company which has offices in San Francisco, said that someone hacked into its computer system and stole an unknown number of e-mail addresses and names.
Google co-founder Larry Page will take another shot at being the company's CEO starting next week.
A federal judge who dismissed a class-action lawsuit accusing consumer review website Yelp of extortion is giving plaintiffs a month to refile their complaint.
Safeway Inc.'s CEO Steven Burd saw the value of his compensation rise 5 percent in 2010.
Google co-founder Larry Page is known for his vision, passion and intelligence. Yet there is a fair amount of concern that Page's other known traits might lead the company astray.
The sales tax in El Cerrito and Union City became the highest in California when statewide sales tax hikes kicked in Friday.
For the first time in four years California's recreational Chinook salmon fishermen are gearing up for what is expected to be a normal-length season.
The economy added 216,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department said Friday.
Two men pleaded guilty this week to vandalizing the Pizza Orgasmica restaurant in San Rafael in February and will be placed on three years' probation when they are sentenced in May, the Marin County District Attorney's Office said.
Coffee culture is known for camped-out customers leisurely sipping elaborate espresso drinks as they web surf, but a San Francisco shop owner is trying to change that dynamic, and bring the focus back to basics.
California lawmakers moved ahead Thursday with a bill that would make it easier for farmworkers to unionize, acting over the objections of Republicans and the business community.
California lawmakers have approved a bill that would create the most ambitious renewable energy standards in the nation.
A year before a pipeline explosion ripped through a San Bruno neighborhood, a Solano County man was already conducting his own research about the pipelines near his house.
President Barack Obama's goals of reducing foreign oil consumption over the next 10 years is seen as a possible boon for electric vehicle makers.
Google has agreed to adopt a comprehensive privacy program to settle federal charges that it deceived users and violated its own privacy policy when it launched a social networking service called Buzz last year.
