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One barber in the East Bay isn't waiting for health officials to give the OK to open his business. He has taken matters into his own hands and is running an underground shop out of his garage.
Some businesses in San Francisco's Castro District might not be able to hold on long enough through the coronavirus pandemic to get back to full operation.
As cities reopen, drivers may be dealing with COVID-19 pandemic-sized commute times if too many people ditch public transit and drive their cars instead, according to a study. In San Francisco, they could more than double.
Uber is cutting 3,700 full-time workers and its CEO will give up his base salary with the nation largely still in lockdown.
California is not likely to suffer a beef shortage as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic but the industry's processing plants and distribution chain are already heavily strained, a group of cattle ranchers and grocers said Wednesday.
An art gallery in San Mateo County is defying the shelter-in-place order due to the coronavirus pandemic, reopening its doors to customers.
The property tax deadline for San Francisco residents has been extended to May 15 and City Hall, which has been closed to the public per the stay-home order, will reopen for in-person payments for three days.
It was a Cinco De Mayo unlike any other on Tuesday with Mexican restaurants in San Jose serving meals to go instead of hosting what would normally have been a massive street party if not for the ongoing shelter-in-place order.
As if D-Nice hasn't already done his share to make this COVID-19 lockdown bearable with Club Quarantine on Instagram, now he's teaming up with San Francisco-based app Houseparty to spin what may be the biggest prom night party ever for the Class of 2020
University of California at San Francisco will partner with UCLA and the California Department of Public Health to train thousands of residents across the state.
Airbnb is laying off about 25% of its workforce as the coronavirus pandemic upends the travel industry.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Tuesday announced San Francisco would be joining the state and other cities in suing Uber and Lyft over the misclassification of their drivers as independent contractors.
United, which has a hub at San Francisco International Airport, has warned some of its staff that the airline will sharply reduce hours and staffing in the months to come.
Apple has announced a date for a virtual version of its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), nearly two months after canceling the physical event due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Tesla Founder Elon Musk was creating a social media buzz on Tuesday, but not for his typical musings on the coronavirus lockdown or his company's fiscal performance.
