Stimulus Package Update: Plan Should 'Give As Generous Aid To Local Governments As Possible,' Economist Says
The proposed $908 billion coronavirus relief package is gaining traction in Congress. But will it be enough, and will it come in time?
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The proposed $908 billion coronavirus relief package is gaining traction in Congress. But will it be enough, and will it come in time?
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) officials joined other U.S. transit agencies Wednesday in calling for more federal funding to decrease the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their budgets.
The pandemic has forced many of us to change the way we celebrate the holidays this year but one yearly tradition though is more popular than ever. Christmas tree farms are struggling to keep up with the demand.
San Francisco-based DoorDash has priced its shares at $102 apiece heading into its stock market debut Wednesday, valuing the 7-year-old food delivery company at nearly $39 billion.
Marin was recently identified as the most racially segregated county in the Bay Area and what's happening on a piece of property in Mill Valley may hold the reason why.
A Santa Clara County judge Tuesday held a San Jose church and its pastor in contempt over holding large indoor gatherings with hundreds in attendance in violation of COVID-19 safety protocols.
A group of East Bay restaurant owners upset over the latest shutdowns mull protests as the current stay-at-home order bans outdoor dining until early January.
Prominent U.S. cybersecurity firm FireEye said Tuesday that it was hacked by what could only be a government with "world-class capabilities."
Tesla said Tuesday it is looking to raise up to $5 billion in capital through a stock offering. The announcement came on the same day CEO Elon Musk said he has moved his home to Texas from California.
KPIX was the first to expose how fraudsters are hacking unemployment debit cards and wiping out the benefits of potentially tens of thousands of Californians. Now lawmakers are taking notice.
According to Assemblymember David Chiu, protections for renters are desperately needed as the state grapples with a new COVID-19 surge and unemployment remains at an all-time high.
Health officials in Santa Clara County says it is facing the steepest, greatest surge yet. They are urging residents to stay at home and avoid anything that is not essential.
The latest pandemic restrictions in the Bay Area are under heavy criticism from some who don't believe health officials are adequately following the science.
Millions of Californians are behind on their rent as a result of the pandemic and the state's moratorium on evictions is scheduled to end January 31. Now, lawmakers have introduced a bill that would extend it for another year.
As ICU bed availability continues to drop and much of the Bay Area begins its third round of lockdowns, some in the beauty industry are pushing back, arguing that they are being made COVID scapegoats.
