Oakland Auctions Tickets To NBA Finals Game 5 To Benefit Young Entrepreneurs
The 2 tickets are luxury mezzanine seats. Bids must be in by 10 a.m. Monday.
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The 2 tickets are luxury mezzanine seats. Bids must be in by 10 a.m. Monday.
An anonymous bidder paid the $2.7 million to benefit San Francisco's GLIDE programs serving the city's poor and homeless.
The Financial Choice Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives, with the support of all 14 Republican representatives from California.
The Oakland-based online music service is selling a 19 percent stake in its business to satellite radio company Sirius XM for $480 million...
Japanese internet, solar and technology company SoftBank Group Corp. is buying robotics pioneer Boston Dynamics from Alphabet Inc., Google's parent.
A racy rulebook for Uber that including guidelines for having sex with co-workers, has surfaced.
About 2,100 jobs are on the chopping block as Verizon prepares to combine Yahoo and AOL for a digital advertising offensive.
A former African American employee of a Pleasanton construction firm is suing the company over alleged racial discrimination and harassment, episodes which include using Confederate flag imagery and Donald Trump costumes.
California is fighting against the EPA administrator's decision to allow a neurotoxic pesticide to be sprayed on food crops.
Gov. Jerry Brown has company on his trip to China to further his climate change agenda: About 30 California business leaders are along for the ride to support Brown's policies and build their own business deals.
Women in California make about $7,000 less than men, the widest gap in 15 years, according to recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Southwest Airlines' "Count Your Lucky Stars" sale started June 6 and lasts until midnight June 8. Flights start at $49, $79, $99, and $129 one way on most routes.
Uber and Lyft are being subpoenaed for information on driving practices, traffic violations, drivers' compensation, prices and disability access.
Even when you have insurance, a surprise medical bill can really hurt. Now a San Francisco-based startup is trying to ease the pain, by scanning bills for mistakes -- and they are finding plenty.
A Sacramento County judge says California regulators did not abuse their discretion when they decided to fund the state's high-speed rail project with money from a greenhouse gas emissions program.
