PG&E Increasing Rates By 6%; Largest Since 2006
Monthly rates for customers of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.—the state's largest provider of electricity and natural gas service—are going up by nearly 6 percent for the average home.
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Monthly rates for customers of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.—the state's largest provider of electricity and natural gas service—are going up by nearly 6 percent for the average home.
Hasbro, the toy company, is now doing damage control over a penis-shaped extruder tool in its Play-Doh Cake Mountain toy.
The San Francisco Media Company is replacing the San Francisco Bay Guardian with the Bay Area's first marijuana-themed newspaper.
Restaurants along the Embarcadero are gearing up for what is expected to be one of the busiest nights of the year.
A new app Flywheel is throwing the latest blow in the rideshare battle by offering $10 flat rate cab rides on New Year's Eve.
If the referendum qualifies, the nation's first statewide ban on single-use plastic bags will be suspended until voters weigh in.
Chevron will meet with Contra Costa Health Services and Bay Area Air Quality Management District officials on a weekly basis to provide status updates on the investigation.
Wine that sold for nearly $8,000 a bottle was stolen from the French Laundry in Napa Valley, a restaurant that has twice been named the best in the world.
BART officials announced today that the agency has terminated its agreement with a company to provide free wireless Internet service in downtown San Francisco and Oakland.
Thousands of the state's farm workers, who make up a significant portion of those who will benefit, may choose to leave the uncertainty of their seasonal jobs for steady, year-around work.
One Bay Area Amtrak rail corridor nearly set a record for ridership and revenue in November, despite lower gas prices, Amtrak officials have announced.
Security had to break up two brawls among shoppers at a the Arden Fair Mall in Sacramento on the day after Christmas.
There aren't many people who are still waiting for the gifts that were supposed to arrive by Christmas in the Bay Area, or anywhere else, for that matter.
A dispute between the building's owner, who served on the board, and the board of directors over rent means the non-profit could close as soon as this weekend.
The Palo Alto-based company is expected to unveil the upgrades in early 2015, with a non-stop trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
