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Wells Fargo & Co., which has been mired in investigations related to its business practices since 2016, said Friday that its second-quarter earnings fell to $5.19 billion from $5.86 billion a year ago.
After nine years of quiet work in a secret Silicon Valley location, engineers may be close to bringing flying cars to the masses.
Across the Bay Area and the country, Build-A-Bear stores were stuffed with customers for promotion that seems to have gotten out of hand.
Tesla Inc. says its customers won't get the full $7,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit after Dec. 31.
A Russian internet company with links to the Kremlin could have had access to the Facebook data of millions of people in the US without their knowledge, CNN has learned.
An explosion in Soquel on Tuesday afternoon was caused by a man smoking marijuana in a butane honey oil lab.
Pregnancy discrimination is still an issue for women in the workplace, and one former employee claims it even happened to her at a company that's all about helping pregnant women.
South African artist, Faith XLVII spent days in the Tenderloin creating a mural outside UC Hastings and saw "people who are so broken, and need help."
Uber's head of human resources has resigned following an internal investigation into how she handled claims of racial discrimination within the company.
A former Tesla employee who calls himself a whistleblower has filed a formal tip with the Securities and Exchange Commission that alleges Elon Musk's electric car start-up misled investors and put its customers at risk.
A Santa Rosa man was arrested Monday on suspicion of his third DUI since May, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Tyler Perry wants his fans to know that he's not giving away cars, money or anything else on Facebook.
San Francisco's District Attorney announced 52 felony indictments against seven of the city's most prolific taggers on Tuesday.
Facebook is facing its first financial penalty for allowing the data-mining firm Cambridge Analytica to forage through the personal data of millions of users.
The Contra Costa County Sheriff's Department is cutting ties with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency by cutting up its multi-million dollar federal contract.
