EPA Declines To Ban Pesticide Found To Do Harm To Children's Brains
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said that by not banning chlorpyrifos he gave "regulatory certainty" to thousands of farms relying on the pesticide.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said that by not banning chlorpyrifos he gave "regulatory certainty" to thousands of farms relying on the pesticide.
Forever 21 violated state civil rights laws and discriminated against Spanish-speaking employees when it adopted an English-only policy at its flagship San Francisco store, according to a lawsuit filed by the State of California.
Starting in April, the rest of the nation is about to join California in paying sales tax on purchases made through Amazon.
North Carolina rolled back its "bathroom bill" Thursday in a bid to end the yearlong backlash over transgender rights that has cost the state dearly in business projects, conventions and basketball tournaments.
Mayor Libby Schaaf and Oakland Raiders fans angered by the team's recently approved move to Las Vegas are getting a show of support from the East Coast.
Carl's Jr. and Hardee's are ditching the bikinis and getting back to the burgers.
Twitter has found more creative ways to ease its 140-character limit without officially raising it.
If you have ever thought of leaving the Bay Area because of sky-high prices, you are not alone, according to a new survey from the Bay Area Council.
The White House is proposing an immediate $18 billion in cuts to programs that aim to promote education, scientific research, and diplomacy.
Samsung seems to be playing it safe -at least with its battery - as it unveils its first major smartphone since the embarrassing recall of its fire-prone Note 7.
Lawyers representing the sinking San Francisco Millennium Tower homeowners' association announced a lawsuit against the developer on Wednesday.
Uber's first report on employee diversity shows low numbers for women, especially in technical positions.
In the aftermath of the Raiders' decision to move to Las Vegas, the question remains of where they'll play for the next three seasons before a stadium is built.
A Bay Area man has pleaded guilty to counterfeiting Xanax pills for more than a year and laundering his profits using foreign banks.
Residents in a San Francisco neighborhood are fighting a tech billionaire over his plans to transform his house into what has been described as the ultimate bachelor pad.
