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After more than 100 years doing business in the same spot, San Francisco jeweler Shreve & Company has been priced out of the building bearing its name.
A multi-billion dollar project to bring salmon back to a dried-up section of California's second-longest river is moving forward despite the state's historic drought.
Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the California Republican Party, announced on KPIX Sunday that he's launching a longshot bid to succeed Barbara Boxer as California's next U.S. senator
Lines wrapped around the block outside San Francisco City Hall on Friday night as people marked 100 years since the Armenian genocide. City Hall was packed, not for a gala or celebration, but a remembrance.
If you want to come to the United States and get a job, it's a well-known secret that a student visa is the easy ticket in, and all you need is $20,000 to enroll in the right university.
Many of Salesforce's 16,000 employees could be getting raises just because they are women after CEO Marc Benioff crunched the numbers and found a disturbing pay gap between men and women.
He also unveiled that Defense Innovation Unit X will be located in Silicon Valley to scout for emerging technologies and to strengthen existing relationships.
The bill by Assemblyman Marc Levine now heads to the Senate's Transportation Committee.
A 67-year-old death row inmate died of unknown causes at San Quentin State Prison in Marin County on Wednesday evening, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Attorneys representing a transgender prison inmate on Wednesday asked a federal judge to stick with his order that California officials must immediately provide the inmate with sex reassignment surgery.
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert McDonald expressed his support in San Francisco Wednesday for additional Bay Area resources to help get homeless veterans into stable housing.
San Francisco's plans for the Super Bowl City were revealed Tuesday, and while city officials count down to the kickoff they also must deal with large crowds of homeless who camp out in the heart of where the celebration is planned.
Because state regulated water savings alone won't solve a problem of this size.
The IRS' overloaded phone system hung up on more than 8 million taxpayers this filing season as the agency cut millions of dollars from taxpayer services. The agency's budget has been cut by $1.2 billion since 2010.
The bill still has to move through two Senate committees and the Assembly before it can even reach Governor Jerry Brown's desk.
