California Oil Regulators Deny New Fracking Permits
California denied 21 oil-drilling permits this week in the latest move toward ending fracking in the state.
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California denied 21 oil-drilling permits this week in the latest move toward ending fracking in the state.
Some Asian-American community leaders believe Oakland's Chinatown neighborhood will lose big under the current A's Howard Terminal ballpark proposal. They believe the ballpark will clog up Chinatown traffic and speed up gentrification.
A Campbell jewelry shop has been burglarized for a fourth time, prompting the owner to demand more help and stronger enforcement from Campbell police.
A San Jose man was arrested for fraudulently obtaining $3.6 million in federal COVID relief loans using fake documents and using the proceeds to finance a luxury lifestyle, authorities announced.
In another daunting sign for prospective Bay Area home buyers, the time for an average renter to save a down payment on a starter home has grown, according to Zillow.
Despite a years-long city ban on coal storage and handling in Oakland, the developer behind a proposed coal terminal on former Oakland Army Base land has not given up.
San Francisco is setting up a $12 million-fund to provide loans to small businesses in the city hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Connie Maddox was excited to start her new full-time job filing reports for a San Jose security guard company this past February. But she told KPIX that feeling was short-lived.
Sonoma County announced this week it's starting a weekend shuttle bus service this Saturday that transports visitors from Santa Rosa to two Russian River beaches.
Oakland city councilmembers and the city's Major League Baseball team appear to be still far apart on the terms for a new stadium in the city, based on comments at a council study session Wednesday.
A former scientist with South San Francisco-based Genentech and her husband pleaded guilty to stealing company secrets and sharing them with competitors, federal authorities said.
Former President Donald Trump has filed suit against three of the country's biggest tech companies, claiming he and other conservatives have been wrongfully censored.
A union in the South Bay says that a lack of commercial drivers is threatening to put the brakes on the local post-pandemic economic recovery.
Dozens of states, including California, have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google that zeroes in on its app store practices.
Amtrak plans to spend $7.3 billion to replace 83 passenger trains, some nearly a half-century old, with new trains built in Sacramento, though much of the funding must still be approved by Congress.
