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Officials in San Francisco on Thursday issued detailed guidelines that retail stores eligible to reopen on May 18 will need to follow in order to operate within specific coronavirus restrictions.
In the wake of the stock market collapse spurred by the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis, U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein has had to answer questions about stock trades involving her husband just prior to the market tanking.
It's pretty difficult these days to find an open public restroom. But there's a movement now to exchange all of the fixtures. When that's done, it's believed that these restrooms will be much safer.
To meet a surge in demand from consumers stuck at home, Blue Apron has hired more than 300 people at its fulfillment centers which include a facility on Regatta Blvd. in Richmond.
News that Apple bought virtual-reality streaming sports company NextVR is the latest sign the Cupertino tech giant is closer to revealing a much-rumored augmented reality and VR headset.
Major League Soccer is looking at the possibility of resuming the season this summer with all teams, including the San Jose Earthquakes, playing in Orlando.
Fremont police inspectors have conducted a site visit at Tesla's assembly facility to make sure automaker Elon Musk was honoring the conditions of his agreement with local health officials to be able reopen the massive plant to full operation on Monday.
The city of Hayward announced Wednesday rent relief grants for residents impacted financially by the novel coronavirus pandemic.
The stock market reacted positively to the recent record unemployment numbers, which suggests a strong economic comeback, but be wary.
When the COVID-19 shutdown began, we were "all in this together," but as some businesses like Tesla are allowed to reopen, there is growing resentment among those that can't.
The extensive list of modifications and changes to service that will be required to reopen San Francisco's restaurants has gotten a lot of discussion, but the question of how and when the city's bars might be back in business has been largely on the periphery.
After days of contentious debate, Alameda County health officials have approved plans by automaker Elon Musk to fully reopen his Fremont Tesla assembly plant next week under the watchful eyes of the local police department.
After weeks of sheltering in place to stop the spread of coronavirus, some businesses were slowly getting back to work in parts of the Bay Area, since reopening started less than a week ago.
One of San Francisco's oldest churches has filed a class-action lawsuit against the popular videoconferencing app Zoom, after a pornographic zoombombing incident during a Bible Study class.
The co-owner of a Santa Rosa auto restoration shop has been shifting gears to help protect frontline workers during the coronavirus shelter-in-place.
