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Some people may be addicted to social media sites, but many are less than pleased with what they're getting. A new customer survey rates social media sites as the fourth lowest in satisfaction.
Getting into a San Francisco taxi cab while nauseatingly drunk may cost you plenty if you can't keep it down.
Apple's growth prospects are looking brighter as anticipation builds for the upcoming release of the next iPhone, a model that is expected to cater to consumers yearning for a bigger screen.
Some startup businesses in San Francisco have been plagued by break-ins lately, according to police.
KCBS' Stan Bunger and Holly Quan Interview Susan Crawford, a visiting professor in intellectual property at Harvard Law, about Google's idea to turn pay phones into Wi-Fi hotspots that would be freely available to the public.
A San Francisco woman who rented out her Southern California vacation home on Airbnb said her latest guest is a squatter who is refusing to leave.
California is making a late push to land electric-car maker, Tesla Motors' new high-tech battery factory that would create thousands of jobs.
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A Santa Clara County man has filed a lawsuit claiming that a Newark-based stem cell company fired him for complaining that manufacturing practices put patients' lives at risk.
The state Employment Development Department said Friday that California gained 24,200 jobs during the month. It's the lowest rate in six years. The last time the unemployment rate fell below 7.4 percent was in July 2008.
KPIX 5 Sports Director Dennis O'Donnell looks at the history of the 49ers stadium efforts and tours the newly-opened Levi's Stadium.
Calls for Twitter to publicly release its workforce demographic numbers are being waged in an online campaign waged on Twitter itself.
A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted FedEx on Thursday, following a wide-ranging investigation.
Facebook is testing a "Buy" button in its latest effort to help businesses boost their sales through the world's biggest online social network.
Microsoft announced the biggest layoffs in its history Thursday, saying it will cut 18,000 jobs as it streamlines its Nokia mobile device business to focus on using the Windows Phone operating system.
