After $42 Million Spent, Bay Area Voters Take Up Soda Tax Measures
The measures in San Francisco, Oakland and Albany would levy a penny-per-ounce tax on sugary drinks, including energy, sweetened tea and sports drinks.
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The measures in San Francisco, Oakland and Albany would levy a penny-per-ounce tax on sugary drinks, including energy, sweetened tea and sports drinks.
A new Goodwill in San Jose is changing its thrifty reputation and going upscale.
A single mother of six is headed to trial and possibly a year in jail for selling homemade ceviche through a Facebook group she created as a hobby.
Silicon Valley titan Elon Musk argues that nations would have to provide a guaranteed income to their citizens, as more and more jobs become replaced by emerging technologies.
The Salinas Valley is experiencing a real estate boom thanks to marijuana cultivation speculators hoping for the passage of Proposition 64.
45,000 Uber and Lyft drivers are registered to drive the streets of San Francisco.
A Samsung phone user in France says her Galaxy J5 smartphone caught fire and exploded on Sunday.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors says it will end free use of its worldwide charging station network.
A San Francisco company has developed a 3-D printed capsule that can release up to 12 different vitamins, minerals and nutrients throughout the day.
Of the 220 licensed massage businesses in San Francisco, over a third were found to have active online listings advertising erotic services.
On Sunday, expect curious foodies making a stop at Impossible Foods food truck located in Dolores Park for their famouse non-burger...
A man faces fraud charges stemming from the alleged mislabeling of supposedly premium wine in the Napa Valley.
With polls showing that California voters are likely to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, one might think that medical cannabis clubs are nervous about losing customers. Some are quite the opposite.
Tesla Motors says it's unlikely that its semi-autonomous Autopilot system was engaged when a Model S crashed in Indianapolis, killing the driver and a passenger.
It has been available for years, it's a fraction of the cost and doctors say it is as safe and effective as the brand name EpiPen device.
