Berkeley Organic Food Company Recalls Macadamia Nuts Over Possible Salmonella
A natural food company based in Berkeley announced a recall of macadamia nut products over the possibility of salmonella contamination.
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A natural food company based in Berkeley announced a recall of macadamia nut products over the possibility of salmonella contamination.
A new state report shows California farmers reaping record sales despite the drought.
Housing prices in the Bay Area have reached levels "unsupportable" by the area's income, according to a financial research company.
The seafood chain says sales surged 33 percent on Sunday after the release of "Formation," in which Beyonce says she took a man to Red Lobster after sex.
Two agencies contend Facebook is breaching privacy laws in France by tracking and using the personal data of more than 30 million users there without their knowledge.
General Motors is recalling more than 473,000 trucks and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because the brake pedals can come loose and fail to work properly.
Protesters showed up at 24th and Valencia Streets in San Francisco's Mission neighborhood Tuesday morning to block so-called "tech buses."
For the first time in a long while, gasoline is selling for under $2 a gallon in some parts of the Bay Area.
A photo taken by Apple CEO Tim Cook at Super Bowl 50 is providing plenty of fodder for Apple's critics.
Social media giants Facebook and Twitter lost 5 percent of their value each Monday as stocks tumbled in the wake of a slump in crude oil and declines on the European exchanges.
From a strange creature called "Puppymonkeybaby" to a tear-inducing Audi ad, Super Bowl ads ran the gamut this year from offbeat humor to heartfelt messages.
There's a certain amount of mystery surrounding Tesla's Fremont electric car plant, but KPIX 5 recently got an exclusive look inside.
The lowest ticket price for Sunday's Super Bowl is $3,000, the average is nearer to $5,000 and prices are holding steady.
Some drivers say they'll be boycotting the Super Bowl to protest unfair treatment -- mainly a new round of fare cuts that they say doesn't allow them to make a livable wage.
Investors gave LinkedIn a poor job review Friday in the form of a dramatic sell-off that wiped out nearly $11 billion in the professional networking site's market value.
