PG&E Facing Massive Fines Over San Bruno Blast
Regulators said Wednesday they plan to fine Pacific Gas & Electric Co. up to $1 million a day to sanction the company for failing to turn over key safety records.
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Regulators said Wednesday they plan to fine Pacific Gas & Electric Co. up to $1 million a day to sanction the company for failing to turn over key safety records.
Emeryville-based Peet's Coffee reportedly has held talks with Starbucks about a potential sale to the large coffee shop chain.
Twitter officials told San Francisco city leaders on Tuesday that the company plans to lease offices in the Mid-Market neighborhood if it receives a payroll tax exemption.
Blue Shield of California says it is withdrawing its plan to increase health insurance rates for individual policyholders in what would have been the third such rate hike since October.
Los Gatos-based Internet movie powerhouse Netflix is reportedly trying to offer subscribers an original TV series they can't watch anywhere else.
Pacific Gas & Electric said it is missing 8 percent of the records the utility is required to keep to ensure its pipelines are running safely.
Many Bay Area sushi bars are facing a supply shortage of fresh seafood, as they purchase it from markets and distributors in Japan.
EBay Inc. is tweaking the requirements for avoiding "listing" fees when auctioning items on its site, letting users list up to 50 items each month at any starting price and allowing them to add the "Buy it Now" option to listings for free.
Facebook will soon begin testing a service that will provide its members local discounts, a move that will put it in direct competition with daily-deals giant Groupon.
Operators at California's two nuclear plants say their facilities can withstand a higher magnitude earthquake than scientists predict could ever strike the plants.
An alleged armed man holed up for several hours inside a Corte Madera bank surrendered Monday night.
Last week's deadly earthquake and tsunami in Japan has rocked stock markets around the world, forcing some Japanese companies to suspend their business.
Google, Twitter and other technology companies are finding ways to help following last week's earthquake in Japan.
A KCBS In Depth interview with former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson, who co-chairs the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, on the national debt.
Harbor crews are assessing the damage caused by powerful tsunami surges that pounded this northern California port.
