Alameda considers basic income pilot program for vulnerable residents
City leaders in Alameda are expected to consider launching a guaranteed basic income program aimed at helping the community's most vulnerable residents.
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City leaders in Alameda are expected to consider launching a guaranteed basic income program aimed at helping the community's most vulnerable residents.
Meta, Facebook's company, opened a retail store Monday to showcase its hardware products like virtual and augmented reality goggles and glasses.
A San Francisco judge tossed out former President Donald Trump's lawsuit challenging his permanent ban from Twitter.
California likely will have an energy shortfall equivalent to what it takes to power about 1.3 million homes when use is at its peak during the hot and dry summer months, state officials said Friday.
Californians can buy foie gras produced out of state despite California's ban on the delicacy, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.
An ex-Pleasanton resident admitted in federal court Thursday to stealing more than $180,000 in COVID-19 relief funds that were intended for his healthcare and hospice businesses, federal prosecutors said.
Cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile and the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission said Friday that the Santa Clara company did not disclose to investors in 2018 the potential future risks of such sales.
There's a push to reignite travel and tourism to the Bay Area after two years of COVID decimating businesses and impacting the industry.
This week's movement by the Federal Reserve to rein in skyrocketing inflation with an interest rate hike could hit many prospective Bay Area home buyers especially hard.
The California Apartment Association filed a federal lawsuit Thursday over Alameda County's COVID-related eviction moratorium.
The Bay Area company behind the TurboTax tax-filing program will pay $141 million to customers across the United States who were deceived by misleading promises of free tax-filing services.
Sonoma County could place a temporary moratorium on vacation rental permits next week under a proposal being considered by the county's board of supervisors.
Labor union members from across the Bay Area marched to San Francisco City Hall for the annual May Day rally, also celebrated as International Workers Day in some countries.
Changing weather patterns have profoundly affected California farmers who grow one crop in particular -- organic strawberries.
Facing possible electricity shortages, Gov. Newsom raised the possibility that the state's sole remaining nuclear power plant might continue operating beyond a planned closing by 2025.
