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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-S.F.) on Sunday pledged swift work by Congress on a job and infrastructure package that will be "fiscally sound," but said she isn't sure whether the next major item on President Biden's agenda will attract GOP backing.
Netflix is testing a possible crackdown on password sharing using popups that ask some users to verify their account via e-mail or text or to "verify later."
Jordan Winery in Sonoma County is dedicating eight acres or nearly $800,000 worth of land to help the monarch butterfly.
A trade group representing California grocery stores has filed lawsuits against San Jose and Daly City after requiring large grocers to offer hazard pay to employees during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of failed biotech company Theranos, is pregnant -- a new development that could once again delay the start date of her highly-anticipated criminal fraud trial.
A third stimulus check has been signed into law, but it won't necessarily be the $1,400 amount that everyone keeps talking about.
Numbers released Friday by the Employment Development Department show the nation's most populous state lost 69,900 jobs in January.
Raising a child is very expensive, but the expanded child tax credit is about to give parents some more money to help.
On Thursday Pres. Biden signed a $1.9 trillion relief package called the American Rescue Plan. Out of that, the city of Oakland is expecting to get roughly $190 million.
Former Stockton mayor Michael Tubbs, who gained national attention for running the country's highest-profile experiment with a guaranteed income, is joining Gov. Newsom's administration as an unpaid special adviser.
The California Department of Public Health on Wednesday released updated public health guidance changing the restrictions and requirements for bars, breweries and distilleries.
Auto insurers shortchanged California drivers on refunds ordered last year as crashes dropped during the coronavirus pandemic, the state's insurance regulator said Thursday.
In the Bay Area's housing market, bidding wars are back with a vengeance. Despite a global pandemic, 2020 is expected to outpace 2019 when it comes to the number of homes sold.
San Francisco supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved legislation to address what the legislation's author says is fraudulent abuse of the city's Department of Building Inspection's permit system.
A San Francisco startup is offering a way to recharge electric vehicles in just 10 minutes which it says could revolutionize the market for EVs.
