Land Of Discontent: 44% Consider Leaving Bay Area In Survey
Ever increasing housing prices, worsening traffic and other issues are leading to more than 4 in 10 Bay Area residents to consider life elsewhere, according to a new survey.
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Ever increasing housing prices, worsening traffic and other issues are leading to more than 4 in 10 Bay Area residents to consider life elsewhere, according to a new survey.
Megan Lookabaugh, Head of Growth for online insurance broker 'Gabi' talks to BAF about the company's nationwide launch.
The Marin County town of Corte Madera is wrestling with the question of how legalized marijuana will impact the community.
Apple launched its new streaming service with a touch of Hollywood glitter Monday, bringing to the stage a lineup that included Oprah Winfrey, Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Steve Carell and Steven Spielberg.
A new California Senate bill would put an end to gun shows at the Cow Palace, an issue that has been controversial for years.
Apple CEO Tim Cook says he's "extremely bullish" about the global economy based on the amount of innovation being carried out, and he's urging China to continue to "open up."
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is declaring a state of emergency to speed up forest management ahead of the next wildfire season.
LARQ, a San Francisco-based startup, claims to have built the world's first self-cleaning water bottle.
Digital scrapbooking site Pinterest on Friday filed for an initial public offering of stock.
An official says that 17 months after a massive wildfire destroyed hundreds of homes in a Wine Country neighborhood, 70 percent of the properties are under construction or have been rebuilt.
Despite continued demand for housing in the South Bay, home prices in the region slipped in the second half of last year.
Google is celebrating composer Johann Sebastian Bach with its first artificial intelligence-powered Doodle.
Facebook revealed on Thursday it didn't properly mask the passwords of hundreds of millions of its users and stored them in an internal database that could be accessed by its staff.
Levi Strauss & Co., which gave America its first pair of blue jeans, is public for the second time. As of late Thursday afternoon, shares popped nearly 33 percent.
Levi Strauss & Co., which gave America its first pair of blue jeans, is going public for the second time on Thursday.
