Study: San Francisco Public Transit Takes Hit With Ride-Hailing Apps
Since the rise of ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Lyft, public transit ridership in San Francisco and other major U.S. cities has taken a hit, according to a new study.
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Since the rise of ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Lyft, public transit ridership in San Francisco and other major U.S. cities has taken a hit, according to a new study.
Regulators are accusing Redwood City-based software maker Oracle of engaging in discriminatory practices that resulted in thousands of its women, black and Asian employees being underpaid by more than $400 million.
San Francisco-based Pacific Gas & Electric Co. says it expects capital spending of $6.6 billion this year and about $6.9 billion in 2020.
The Berkeley City Council Tuesday night passed a disposable foodware and litter-reduction ordinance that backers say is the most ambitious municipal legislation in the U.S. aimed at reducing the use of single-use disposable foodware.
The city of Concord is listening to a developer who is proposing an 18,000 seat professional soccer stadium right in the heart of downtown.
Under accusations that it helped spread misinformation, WhatsApp is limiting the number of times users can forward messages to five.
The consumer activist Erin Brockovich is urging California lawmakers not to let Pacific Gas & Electric Co. go bankrupt because it might mean less money for wildfire victims.
Mountain View-based Google's self-driving car spinoff Waymo said Tuesday it will bring a factory to Michigan.
Plaintiffs in a $27 billion class action lawsuit against Tetra Tech are demanding that Gov. Gavin Newsom rescind a contract with the firm to clean up fire damage in Butte County.
Starbucks is launching a partnership with Uber Eats to expand its delivery service starting Tuesday, Jan. 22 in San Francisco first.
France's data privacy watchdog has fined Google $57 million, the first penalty for a U.S. tech giant under new European data privacy rules that took effect last year.
Bay Area-based electric car maker Tesla will cut 7 percent of its workforce as it tries to lower prices and break out of the niche-car market to produce an electric vehicle that more people can afford.
The much-delayed South Bay BART extension may finally be getting back on track. The extension is now scheduled to open in the fall of this year.
A U.S. appeals court has again rejected a challenge by the oil and gas industry to a key part of California's efforts to fight climate change.
The Santa Cruz Police Department is warning residents about credit card skimming devices recently found at area gas pumps.
