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When California a moratorium on evictions it was to prevent people who lost work from ending up homeless. But the back rent is piling up and experts say if something isn't done the results could be disastrous.
If wanderlust is getting the best of you during the coronavirus pandemic, United Airlines is having a mid-summer fare sale with no change fees, so you can at least dream about taking a vacation.
Bay Area-based Tesla Inc. and CEO Elon Musk continued their winning streak Wednesday, reporting second-quarter net income of $104 million to mark the first time the company has reported four consecutive profitable quarters.
The National Football League announced on Wednesday that fans who attend games will be required to wear face coverings.
San Jose has joined cities around the Bay Area in implementing a "safe streets" program to give people and businesses room to spread out.
Slack is ratcheting up its battle with Microsoft, filing an antitrust complaint in the European Union against its rival.
This year Cultural Homestay International, in San Rafael, will celebrate its 40th anniversary. But there is little to celebrate due to the Trump administration's suspension of J-1 visas.
At Tribez Hair Salon in the Blackhawk Plaza, it's trendy, hip and moving outside. They didn't have a choice. It was make it happen or business would be cut.
Citations ranging from $25 to $500 can be given to individuals who are not wearing masks, according to Assistant County Counsel Renee Brewer.
The response is part of Facebook's new policy, announced by CEO Mark Zuckerberg last month, to label posts about the November election.
Amid concerns that San Mateo County could soon end up on the state's COVID-19 watch list, the county's health officer called out gatherings for contributing to higher transmission of the coronavirus.
LinkedIn is cutting about 960 jobs — roughly 6% of its global workforce — as the coronavirus pandemic takes a toll on the job market.
A Bay Area lawmaker warns San Mateo County will make the state monitoring list by Tuesday or Wednesday, and could remain on the list for "forever" if people don't change their behavior.
Leaders with the state's hotel industry on Monday announced they've filed a lawsuit in San Francisco Superior Court, seeking to overturn an emergency ordinance passed earlier this month that increases cleaning at the city's hotels and commercial offices.
Using the same first stage that helped launch two astronauts on a May flight to the International Space Station, the SpaceX Falcon 9 roared to life and powered a communications satellite into orbit from Cape Canaveral Monday afternoon.
