Supreme Court Rules Against Abercombie & Fitch For Denying Job To Muslim Woman Wearing Black Headscarf
The headscarf, or hijab, violated the company's strict dress code for employees who work in its retail stores.
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The headscarf, or hijab, violated the company's strict dress code for employees who work in its retail stores.
Google says it wants its users to know more about what it knows about them. The tech company is rolling out new privacy controls that shed some light on data gathering.
The backyard swimming pool is becoming the latest victim of the lingering California drought.
Google has introduced a new proposal for expanding its Mountain View headquarters after city officials rejected most of its earlier proposal for a canopied campus addition.
Massage therapists and day spa owners say they are being hurt by a 45-day moratorium city lawmakers imposed on the opening, expansion and relocation of bodywork businesses.
Over the past 15 years, Buffett's lunch auction has raised $17.9 million for the Glide Foundation. The 16th annual lunch auction starts Sunday with a $25,000 minimum bid on eBay
Opposition continues to mount in both wealthy and working-class communities against the California bullet train.
It's the end of an era for a fixture on city streets and transit stations. San Francisco Chronicle newspaper vendors are packing up their last editions all because of a rising minimum wage.
Google and Levi's are working together to create touch-sensitive clothing that makes the Apple Watch look like a clunky contraption of the past.
A Canadian singer says United Airlines kicked her off a flight from San Francisco to Vancouver because her young son was throwing a fit while the plane was taxiing before takeoff.
Jessica Jackley, the co-founder of San Francisco-based microfinancing company Kiva, and her nursing infant were reportedly turned away from a TED conference focusing on the accomplishments of women and girls.
Uber has become the latest company that wants to park its new headquarters in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood.
A new app lets annoyed cyclists or drivers harness the power of crowdsourcing to report illegally parked cars.
Great employees fuel the Silicon Valley engine. But keeping them can be a challenge. Like a card player who broadcasts the next move, maybe we can read the turnover signals in advance.
It's the moment Googleheads have long been waiting for: a standalone Google photo service that offers unlimited storage of images and videos for free, along with some fun new tricks.
