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Coronavirus precautions have halted Hollywood production and cleared out theaters . Entertainment industry watchers wonder if movie houses -- already struggling -- can survive the downturn.
Hours after President Donald Trump announced Google would be "very quickly" launching a national website to distribute the latest information on coronavirus testing, the Silicon Valley giant thanked him for his support but clarified the roll out would be slower than he promised and focused first on the Bay Area.
Silicon Valley giant Apple, which already has weather the impact the coronavirus outbreak in China has had on its business, announced Saturday it would be shutting down its retail stores worldwide for the next two weeks.
The Warriors' ownership, players and coaches have pledged to donate $1 million to provide assistance to employees who work games at Chase Center. The Sharks said part-time arena workers would get paid for all games not played
On Friday, San Francisco mayor London Breed issued a city moratorium on housing evictions as a response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
A union vote for workers from San Francisco's renowned Tartine bakery was still up in the air as of Friday afternoon, but workers are claiming a landslide union victory at the Berkeley location.A union vote for workers from San Francisco's renowned Tartine bakery was still up in the air as of Friday afternoon, but workers are claiming a landslide union victory at the Berkeley location.
Apple's World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) scheduled for this June will be going online this year.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. announced a moratorium on disconnecting utility service for nonpayment in response to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Jack London Square officials said on Thursday that they've suspended all public events through the end of the month.
More than a dozen elderly residents of a San Pablo senior living facility are being evicted, hurled into a brutal Bay Area housing market at the height of the coronavirus outbreak
Fears of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 have Bay Area business owners and their employees on edge, wondering if they'll be able to financially survive the ongoing crisis.
San Carlos officials answered some questions residents might have following an announcement by state officials Wednesday that some passengers from the Grand Princess cruise ship, which was carrying people with the coronavirus, will temporarily stay at a San Carlos hotel.
Facebook and Twitter revealed evidence Thursday suggesting that Russian efforts to interfere in the U.S. presidential election are getting more sophisticated and harder to detect.
While fears over the coronavirus outbreak have slammed financial markets around the world, there are those who think this may actually be a golden opportunity for those with money to invest.
BART's Wednesday ridership was down 35 percent compared to an average Wednesday last month, the transit agency announced Thursday.
