State Senate Proposal Tackles Rents, Economic Recovery From Coronavirus
The government would cover rent payments for some low-income Californians impacted by the coronavirus under a proposal backed by state Senate leaders.
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The government would cover rent payments for some low-income Californians impacted by the coronavirus under a proposal backed by state Senate leaders.
Twitter will reportedly allow most employees to work from home permanently, even after restrictions associated with the coronavirus pandemic are lifted.
Grubhub stock soared more than 25% on Tuesday after reports that San Francisco-based Uber has made an offer to buy the meal delivery company.
A thaw is beginning to take place in the deep chill cast over the San Francisco Bay Area real estate market by the outbreak of the coronavirus, according to a survey released by the real estate website Zillow.
The coronavirus pandemic has hit the city of Richmond with a $27 million deficit for the next fiscal year. "It's not going to be easy," Richmond Mayor Tom Butt said.
There are a lot of questions surrounding Governor Gavin Newsom's threat to withhold federal emergency funding from counties that aren't abiding by the states's COVID-19 rules.
Tesla founder Elon Musk took to social media and filed a lawsuit over the weekend to force the reopening of his Fremont assembly plant and threatening to move the operation out of California. On Monday, shift workers were seen streaming in and out of parking lots at the sprawling plant.
With Napa County wineries being idled now for almost two months, the Napa Valley Vintners group says it is developing a plan for the eventual reopening of wine tasting, with modifications.
A doctor returning from New York to San Francisco on a United Airlines flight, posted pictures of his packed plane, raising serious concerns about air travel safety during the coronavirus pandemic.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is poised to unveil the next coronavirus aid package, encouraging Congress to "go big" on aid to help cash-strapped states and struggling Americans. Voting is possible as soon as Friday.
Elon Musk's move to reopen the Tesla plant in defiance of Alameda County's health order doesn't just raise safety concerns; it also raises questions about fairness to other businesses.
Store owners at a mall in Corte Madera reportedly received letters threatening eviction for unpaid rent, despite local lawmakers' efforts to protect tenants who cannot pay because of the coronavirus pandemic, and prohibit landlords from harassing them.
Even with the coronavirus pandemic throwing the global economy into disarray, tech stocks in the S&P 500 have been remarkably resilient. They're up 4.1% for 2020.
Major League Baseball owners gave the go-ahead Monday to making a proposal to the players' union that could lead to the coronavirus-delayed season starting around the Fourth of July weekend in ballparks without fans.
California is joining with other western states to request a collective $1 trillion lifeline from the federal government to fund essential first responders, health care needs and educational systems as states grapple with historic budget deficits because of the coronavirus pandemic.
