Petaluma Slaughterhouse Recalls 8.7 Million Pounds Of Beef
A Northern California company is recalling more than 8.7 million pounds of beef products because it processed diseased animals without a full federal inspection.
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A Northern California company is recalling more than 8.7 million pounds of beef products because it processed diseased animals without a full federal inspection.
After Google received word to move its barge off Treasure Island due to a lack of proper permits, the tech giant is now under fire for its plans to operate the vessel.
A growing epidemic of smartphone thefts prompted state lawmakers to announce Friday new legislation that would require the devices to come equipped with an anti-theft deterrent known as a "kill switch."
The return of the America's Cup to the San Francisco Bay appears to be experiencing some choppy waters with the organizers threatening to pull out and relocate to another city.
The triple India Pale Ale is revered for its intense full bodied flavor and 10.50% alcohol content. The 2012 version earned a perfect 100 rating from Beer Advocate, but the general public rarely gets a taste.
Google said Chromebox for Meetings is looking to simplify the video conferencing experience for businesses.
Apple has reportedly repurchased $14 billion of its stock in the two weeks after its first-quarter financials and second-quarter revenue outlook disappointed investors.
California is in a drought so serious, Gov. Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency. Yet a handful of the state's biggest agribusinesses may not be feeling the pinch as much.
After anti-gay laws, anti-gay statements, and concerns about the safety of gay athletes, Google makes a political statement with a change of its search engine logo on the eve of the 2014 Sochi Games.
LinkedIn finished last year with a solid financial performance, but the online professional networking service rattled already jittery investors with a forecast indicating that its growth is slowing more than investors envisioned.
Age limits on Facebook and other social sites aren't working to keep young children off away from the internet properties, according to a newly released survey.
Social media stocks are some of the bigger movers on Wall Street, and they're heading in both directions.
Evicted tenants and their advocates gathered in front of San Francisco's Hall of Justice Wednesday to protest the Ellis Act and to file criminal complaints against landlords.
Twitter beat Wall Street's earnings and revenue expectations in its first quarter as a public company. But investors were looking for even more and the company's stock dipped as much as 12 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday.
Charles Schwab is preparing to move thousands of jobs out of the Bay Area, blaming the high cost of doing business.
