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The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors will discuss plans to extend its current eviction moratorium through September 30, providing broad protections for residential and commercial tenants suffering from the economic fallout of COVID-19.
While gyms have been classified as non-essential since the pandemic began, a group of San Francisco operators are trying to shake off that designation and prove that they can operate safely.
States react to President Trump's executive order extending additional weekly unemployment insurance payments in the amount of $400.
A six-story, 284-unit apartment building just north of the Pleasant Hill-Contra Costa Centre BART station could be approved Tuesday.
Twitter shares rose as much as 5% Monday after it reportedly held preliminary talks with TikTok.
New York's mass transit agency wants Apple to come up with a better way for iPhone users to unlock their phones without taking off their masks.
With the drop in tourism and anti-China rhetoric from national politicians, San Francisco's Chinatown has been one of the areas especially hard-hit in the pandemic.
Facebook fired a senior engineer this week who collected evidence showing the social media company giving preferential treatment to right wing accounts.
Chase Center, home of the Golden State Warriors, is the first sports venue in Northern California to earn the GBAC STAR Facility accreditation, considered the gold standard in the cleaning industry
Street closures in downtown Livermore were supposed to help businesses survive the pandemic but they ended up hurting many retailers. So, the city has decided to reopen First Street this weekend.
Unemployment's sizable decline in July still reflects a slowing economic recovery in the face of the unchecked coronavirus pandemic.
A well-known San Leandro sports bar may have to close after 74 years because of the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic on business, the bar's owners said this week.
Frustrated owners of some San Francisco gyms have launched a social media campaign to stay afloat and get back to work.
Mark Zuckerberg has joined the world's most exclusive club of the ultra rich.
The maker of the drug Humira will pay $24 million to settle a California lawsuit that alleged it violated an insurance fraud law, the state Department of Insurance announced Thursday.
