West Coast Ports Face Shutdown If Contract Negotiations In San Francisco Fail
The contract that covers nearly 20,000 West Coast dockworkers is set to expire June 30, as negotiations continue in San Francisco.
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The contract that covers nearly 20,000 West Coast dockworkers is set to expire June 30, as negotiations continue in San Francisco.
The Sears building on Broadway in Oakland has been sold and the company has no plans to stay there.
Using a 3-D full-body scanner and 3-D printer, a Berkeley company wants to turn you into an action hero.
The Oakland City Council's public safety committee is proposing a game-changing move that would reverse the city's decades-old ban on pinball machines.
Shuttle buses for people who work in the tech industry have made Muni riders mad and have been the subject of protests. A plan to accommodate the shuttles could lead to fewer available parking spaces.
A grand jury investigation in response to a citizen complaint about politically connected developers pulling the strings on San Francisco's port development finds major concerns about public input and the power of the mayor's office.
A newly created state board awarded nearly $29 million in income tax credits on Thursday for companies that have agreed to expand and retain jobs in California.
Getting more high school girls into computer science – and more women into male-dominated Silicon Valley - is the purpose of a $50 million campaign launched by Google Thursday.
A Peninsula startup hopes to attract the best and brightest new employees by offering cold, hard cash -- $20,000 to be exact -- to people who refer a successful candidate. There is a catch, though.
A verdict has been reached this week in a fraud case against San Francisco's garbage company, and both sides said they've won. A whistleblower brought a lawsuit against Recology, in a story that KPIX 5 first reported earlier this year.
A State Senate committee approved two bills Tuesday to tighten regulations on on-demand, ride-app services such as Uber and Lyft.
A legislative committee has rejected a bill that would have made California the first state in the nation to require warning labels on sodas and other sugary drinks, effectively killing the legislation.
Facebook is gearing up to take on Snapchat once again by launching its own disappearing messaging app, Slingshot.
Google has partnered with a handful of developers to create specialized Google Glass versions for use in daily business functions.
McDonald's is opening up a new location along San Francisco's Market Street, but not to take your order. Instead, the fast food chain will use the space to recruit the best talent to boost its digital presence.
