'Flat White' Coffee Drink Coming To U.S. Starbucks Stores
Starbucks will begin serving a new coffee drink Tuesday in the U.S. that's been a big hit in Australia.
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Starbucks will begin serving a new coffee drink Tuesday in the U.S. that's been a big hit in Australia.
Two former employees of the San Francisco 49ers are reportedly suing the team, alleging age discrimination resulted in their firing in 2011.
Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg has taken a page out Oprah Winfrey's book and has launched his own Facebook Book Club. The club located on a Facebook page called "A Year of Books" and has already amassed almost 150,000 like in just a few days.
Morgan Stanley says an employee in its wealth management business stole data from about 900 clients and posted it on the Internet.
Doctors say they are seeing a jump in the number of people seeking help at emergency rooms after eating too much marijuana.
The wood burning ban prompted by consecutive Spare The Air days in the Bay Area caused a drop in business for at least one firewood business along the Peninsula.
In Oakland, unemployment is down, but still high. Homicides are down, but home invasions spiked. Now, questions about affordability are creeping into the conversations about Oakland.
Despite the recent cold temperatures falling below freezing, citrus farmers in the Central Valley say they've managed to save their crops.
The average unemployment rate in Oakland dropped to 9.4 percent in the third quarter of 2014 compared with 11.4 percent in the third quarter of 2013.
Work on the first leg of the system gets underway Tuesday, in Fresno. Once completed, it will be the nation's first high speed rail system.
A dispute over the names of such iconic Yosemite National Park locations as the Ahwahnee Hotel and Curry Village has the park service considering renaming them.
The law requires big public utilities in the state to report how much work they do with LGBT business owners.
75 percent of the naval orange crop is still on the tree.
The Bay Area is home to magazines and periodicals about clothing, lifestyle, boating and hi-tech but now comes one about marijuana—California's growing cash crop.
Get ready to pay more for eggs. With the start of the new year, California starts requiring farmers to house hens in cages with enough space to move around and stretch their wings.
