San Francisco DA Settles With Angie's List Over False Advertising Charges
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Tuesday that his office settled with home services website Angie's List in a lawsuit over claims of false advertising.
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San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Tuesday that his office settled with home services website Angie's List in a lawsuit over claims of false advertising.
Six weeks after Tri-Valley water agencies asked residents to voluntarily cut their water consumption by 10 percent, they are now asking for a further voluntary cut of 15 percent.
The owner of a fencing school in Sunnyvale was arrested last week for allegedly molesting one of his students, authorities said.
Hundreds of Bay Area Google employees headed back to work on Monday, two months ahead of the company's full reopening.
Lawsuits filed Monday in California seek potential class-action damages from Dow Chemical and its successor company over a widely used bug killer linked to brain damage in children.
The revised Child Tax Credit will give parents up to $300 per month per kid, which will make life easier for millions of families.
The parent company of Match.com and other major online dating services has reached a $2 million settlement with several district attorney's offices in a consumer protection lawsuit.
The California Independent System Operator has issued a Flex Alert for 4 to 9 p.m. Monday. Officials said the alert is needed due to the impact of the Bootleg Fire in Oregon on electric transmission lines.
A section of Highway 242 in Concord is being shut down for repaving but, with temperatures reaching triple digits, the concerns are not just for the workers but for the roadway itself.
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.
