Sutter Health Facing Antitrust Trial Over High Healthcare Prices
Opening arguments begin Thursday in the antitrust case against Sutter Health, which operates 24 hospitals with 5,500 doctors across Northern California.
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Opening arguments begin Thursday in the antitrust case against Sutter Health, which operates 24 hospitals with 5,500 doctors across Northern California.
The looming planned power shutdown set to start sometime after noon Wednesday has now been postponed without a set time for the East Bay, the South Bay and Santa Cruz, according to officials.
Facebook denied a request from Joe Biden's campaign to take down a video ad by President Donald Trump's reelection campaign that falsely accuses the former vice president of corruption for his role in Ukraine.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify before a House committee later this month as Congress scrutinizes the tech giant's plans for a digital currency.
Gov. Gavin Newsom: The estimated 800,000 customers across California who will be affected by a Public Safety Power Shutoff by PG&E starting on Wednesday should be "outraged" and "infuriated."
Apple became the latest company targeted for Chinese pressure over protests in Hong Kong.
Gasoline prices have spiked in California, soaring well above what most Americans are paying at the pump.
Construction crews in Walnut Creek broke ground Monday on the first phase of a transit village.
Facebook has agreed to pay $40 million to advertisers who said it inflated the amount of time its users watched videos.
It's an $18 billion industry in the United States and San Francisco is at the center of it. Short-term rental laws that were designed to preserve the city's existing housing stock back in 2015 spurred growth for yet another tech disruptor.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. announced Monday that widespread dry winds forecast for midweek will prompt power shutoffs in Napa, parts of the East Bay and potentially in portions of 30 counties the utility serves.
When BART trains roll into San Jose, a lot of housing, retail shops and high rise buildings are coming with them. It's part of a transformation of the Berryessa neighborhood around the new BART station.
Habitat for Humanity is getting a piece of property in the East Bay for a bargain price, but neighbors are concerned the development plans may be a bit too ambitious.
It's time to bid farewell to iTunes, the once-revolutionary program that made online music sales mainstream and effectively blunted the impact of piracy.
Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott has expressed serious concerns about a new law that would allow college athletes in California to hire agents and be compensated.
