Amid Housing Crisis, Number Of Residential Building Permits Down In Much Of Bay Area
The number of residential building permits in the Bay Area and California is actually going down, despite the strong demand for housing.
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The number of residential building permits in the Bay Area and California is actually going down, despite the strong demand for housing.
Apple has temporarily stopped a practice that allowed contractors to listen to user commands given to its voice assistant Siri.
San Francisco-based E-cigarette giant Juul Labs gave nearly $100,000 to members of Congress during the first half of 2019, most of which went to Democrats, according to a report.
Alameda County supervisors made an offer Tuesday to lease the Glenn Dyer Jail to the city of Oakland, county officials said Wednesday.
Berkeley police are warning residents about a recent increase in thefts of catalytic converters.
PG&E Co. told a federal judge in San Francisco on Wednesday that it denies a Wall Street Journal article's implication that it knowingly delayed repairing the transmission line maintenance problem that caused last year's deadly Camp Fire.
The Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting has put hundreds of vendors in financial hardship. Many had to leave thousands of dollars worth of merchandise out on their tables and inside their booths.
The Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic opened its doors as the first free medical clinic in the country in 1967. Now, some 52 years later, it is closing its doors.
Oakland-based pet retail chain Pet Food Express is removing all pig ear dog treats from stores after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration linked them to 127 cases of salmonella.
State prosecutors on Tuesday announced the filing of criminal charges against a Milpitas woman who allegedly impersonated two different pharmacists and illegally dispensed prescription drugs.
911 dispatchers in Nebraska say an Apple upgrade is to blame for a rise in the number of unintentional calls.
Authorities have charged a woman with impersonating a pharmacist and illegally filling more than 745,000 prescriptions in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The iPhone's waning popularity is the main reason Apple's profit for the April-June period fell 13% to $10 billion.
Event organizers should review their emergency plans after the deadly shooting at Gilroy Garlic Festival to see if they can make additional safety improvements, law enforcement experts said.
