Mover Who Relocated San Francisco Victorian Says Historic Effort Was a Dream Job
Cameron Scott is in the spotlight after driving the truck that carried a 139-year-old Victorian seven blocks along the streets of San Francisco.
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Cameron Scott is in the spotlight after driving the truck that carried a 139-year-old Victorian seven blocks along the streets of San Francisco.
A new milestone in the fight against the pandemic came Friday when the Food and Drug Administration's advisory committee recommended the approval of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency authorization.
A crime wave is sweeping through San Francisco and many business owners are frustrated. They've struggled through the pandemic and now thieves are robbing them blind.
A federal judge in San Francisco has approved a $650 million settlement of a privacy lawsuit against Facebook for allegedly using photo face-tagging and other biometric data without the permission of its users.
After San Mateo and Marin counties re-entered the state's COVID-19 Red Tier this week, indoor dining and movie night have made a comeback, with the reopening of some theaters on Friday.
San Francisco-based home-sharing site Airbnb posted a $3.9 billion loss in the fourth quarter of 2020 as it suffered from the pandemic downturn in travel and recorded one-time costs for becoming a public company.
Hazard pay for some essential workers is coming to unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County in 30 days.
Authorities have announced a San Francisco man was arrested in connection with a burglary last month at the recently-closed Cliff House restaurant in which historic memorabilia was taken.
Long-time San Francisco Bay Area retail mainstay Fry's Electronics has announced it will be shutting down its 31 stores across nine states as a result of the fiscal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Following San Mateo and Marin counties entering the less-restrictive Red Tier, one of the largest movie theater chains announced the reopening of theaters in those counties starting on Friday.
A pair of bills proposed Wednesday would expand emergency paid sick, family and medical leave for essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a coalition of labor advocates and state legislators pushing the bills.
Nearly a year into the pandemic, and many of us are experiencing what a Stanford University study has dubbed "Zoom fatigue."
If you're on the Bay Bridge looking south, thinking there are a lot of ships in port, you're right.
With strong union support but against broad environmental opposition, the Pittsburg City Council on Monday night unanimously approved the Faria/Southwest Hills project that will have 1,500 more homes built along the busy state Highway 4 corridor.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously passed Supervisor Matt Haney's legislation to create a fund to support the city's music and entertainment venues, city officials announced.
