Businesses Push Back Against Proposed California Minimum Wage Hike
Some lawmakers are making a new push to raise the minimum wage in California, but businesses owners are pushing back.
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Some lawmakers are making a new push to raise the minimum wage in California, but businesses owners are pushing back.
The U.S. Supreme Court appears ready to block a massive sex discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart sparked by Bay Area women that is now being brought on behalf of up to 1.6 million women.
Amazon.com Inc. wants to be more than a destination for shopping online: It also dreams of being a place where you can store your music, photos and videos and access them any time, from any computer.
A controversial piece of legislation was scheduled to be introduced at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting at San Francisco City Hall.
Online marketplace operator EBay said Monday that it will pay $2.4 billion for GSI Commerce, which operates websites for retailers like Toys R Us and Bath & Body Works.
The Twitter co-founder responsible for the 5-year-old service's first tweet is returning to oversee the company's products.
Local and state disaster officials planned to meet this week to review the cleanup that has taken place thus far, and consider whether enough money has been set aside to complete the job.
A bi-partisan group that helped defeat Proposition 23 last November is once again coming together to ensure that California's global warming laws are working.
This weekend's Oakland Running Festival brought out thousands of participants while also providing a boost for the local economy.
San Francisco tourism numbers rebounded last year according to a survey by the San Francisco Travel Association.
Contractors and trade workers are hopeful about new opportunities now that San Francisco's local hiring law has gone into effect.
A Peninsula Assemblyman is highly critical of a fine agreement between the CPUC and PG&E.
Mobile food carts will be making their way to the Larkspur Ferry Terminal beginning in May.
San Jose is offering a first-of-its-kind residential solar group-buy program.
Regulators on Thursday approved levying fines of about $1 million a day against PG&E, but then considered another proposal that could lower the penalty to a total of just $3 million.
