Beverage Companies Using Bay Area Tap Water, While Residential Customers Face Mandatory Restrictions
Despite California's ongoing drought, municipal water is being bottled—and in some case shipped out of state—for profit.
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Despite California's ongoing drought, municipal water is being bottled—and in some case shipped out of state—for profit.
Real estate website operator Zillow is buying competitor Trulia, which has its headquarters in San Francisco, in a $3.5 billion all-stock deal.
On Monday, Marin County will hold the first of three public hearings on low-income housing. Many homeowners are concerned about what could happen to their property values.
In the environmentally sensitive Bay Area, "fracked" oil may be a dirty word, but new technology being pioneered by some environmentalists' arch nemesis, Haliburton, could make fracking literally palatable by using fluids sourced from the food industry.
Comic-Con attendees won't be able to get their geek on completely as organizers have instituted a ban on Google Glass during panel sessions and screenings.
Gov. Rick Perry announced Thursday that the financial services company's Austin expansion will create 823 jobs and should generate $210 million in capital investment over the next decade.
As if things weren't changing fast enough in Silicon Valley's real estate market, the new Levi's Stadium is shifting things into overdrive. The 49ers have yet to take the field in their new home, but the gold rush is already on in the neighborhoods surrounding the new park.
From TVs to automobiles, buying new often means getting the latest technology, from touch screens to wi-fi capability. But is there a price for this accessibility?
The maker of a hepatitis C drug that costs about $1,000 per pill on Wednesday delivered a quarterly earnings report that shattered expectations, showing the company tripled its profit which is now in the billions.
Facebook is on a roll. The world's largest online social network posted sharply higher earnings on Wednesday as revenue from mobile advertising continued to grow, and more people used it, more often.
Saying it has "a lot of work to do" when it comes to diversity, Twitter released information about the diversity of its workforce on Wednesday. The numbers reveal most employees of the social networking giant are male, and predominantly white or Asian.
The report from the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research shows the manufacturing sector in Silicon Valley has been a leading factor for economic growth in the region.
Thousands of older rail tank cars that carry crude oil would be phased out within two years under regulations proposed Wednesday in response to a series of fiery train crashes over the past year, including a runaway oil train that exploded in the Quebec town of Lac-Megantic, killing 47 people.
According to the real estate blog Movoto, the Bay Area is home to three of the top ten 'Snobbiest Small Cities In America.'
The company detected the unauthorized transactions last year, contacted authorities and gave the affected customers refunds and help changing their passwords.
