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The White House coronavirus task force is warning states about an uptick in coronavirus test positivity rates in a number of new cities this week and raised concerns about California's Central Valley.
Uber lost $1.78 billion in the second quarter as the pandemic carved a gaping hole in its ride-hailing business.
Government food regulators are warning U.S. consumers not to eat prepared meals sold at retailers including Walmart and Kroger that may contain recalled onions tied to a multistate salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly 400 people.
The Democratic National Committee was unable to post from its rapid response war room account on Twitter for some time on Thursday.
The Oakland A's quest for a new ballpark along the waterfront is now heading to court.
A Fremont landlord recently found out his property was being illegally rented out on Airbnb but state and local eviction moratoriums are preventing him from getting his house back.
Work now underway on Telegraph Avenue in Oakland that was intended to improve safety may not be doing that and it may threaten the popular First Fridays events, local business district leaders say.
Bay Area-based social media giant Facebook on Wednesday confirmed it had removed a post from President Donald Trump's page for containing false claims about COVID-19.
The California Labor Commissioner on Wednesday announced two separate lawsuits against Uber and Lyft for committing wage theft by incorrectly classifying employees as independent contractors.
Nine out of 10 Californians are supportive of the wearing of masks in indoor public places to curb COVID-19, while Californians remain split over the state's reopening, according to poll results released Wednesday.
Keith Carson chastised the county's General Services Agency (GSA) at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting for sole sourcing a project for tiny homes when Black contractors are getting few, if any, projects from the agency.
Virginia has rolled out a smartphone app to automatically notify people if they might have been exposed to the coronavirus.
As thousands of San Francisco businesses remain closed due to COVID-19 and with future reopening dates still in limbo, city officials on Tuesday announced extended deadlines and fee deferrals for business owners.
A large group of salon owners across the state are planning to reopen on Aug. 17, whether they have permission or not.
San Mateo County supervisors on Tuesday approved allocating up to $5 million in federal funds to provide support to renters and property owners adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
