State Tax Credit for Renters May Increase for First Time in Over 40 Years
California's tax credit for renters may increase to account for inflation after more than 40 years, according to state Sen. Steve Glazer's office.
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California's tax credit for renters may increase to account for inflation after more than 40 years, according to state Sen. Steve Glazer's office.
Businesses across the Bay Area are struggling to keep their doors open as more and more people come down with the highly infectious Omicron strain of the coronavirus.
Business owner Brian Flegel has to caution his customers that they'll have to wait 6 months, 8 months or even longer to get deliveries of the furniture they order today.
Government data shows consumer prices surged last month, up 6.8 percent in the past year. That has retail patrons feeling the pinch with the holiday shopping season in full swing.
Gas industry analysts say there's likely relief on the way for California drivers fed up with high gas prices but caution it may not arrive until Christmas.
Bay Area residents who are driving during the upcoming holiday season can expect to pay high prices at the pump.
Americans with an eye on the rising cost of groceries may want to curtail their purchases of animal protein, which have collectively notched double-digit price hikes over the past year.
Sticker shock at San Francisco Bay Area gas pumps was beginning to reach panic levels early Monday as prices surged to more than $4.85 a gallon, setting a new record for the state for a second day in a row.
If you stop at the corner of 4th and Bryant Streets for gas in San Francisco, you might be leaving with lighter pockets than expected. There, a gallon of regular unleaded will cost you $5.85.
As the countdown to the Thanksgiving holiday winds down one thing has become very evident, your planned road trip is going to come with a stiff price tag this year.
A one-way, one-block alley in San Francisco has neighbors living in constant fear and afraid for their safety. Willow Street between Van Ness and Polk currently has the highest concentration of tents in San Francisco, according to the latest city data.
The House approved a $1 trillion package of road and other infrastructure projects late Friday after Democrats resolved a months-long standoff between progressives and moderates, notching a victory for President Joe Biden and his party.
The cost of a gallon of gas is creeping upwards, and needless to say, people are unhappy about it.
As many small businesses continue to struggle getting by, San Mateo County is getting innovative with a way to try and help them out.
This year, there will be fewer shopping days leading up to Christmas because some of the biggest names in retail say they'll be closed Thanksgiving Day to allow employees to spend time with family.
Small businesses are working on plans to survive the holiday season as global supply chain disruptions plague producers, retailers and shoppers.
In the predawn hours Thursday, hotel workers launched a boisterous picket line outside Berkeley's DoubleTree hotel, demanding higher pay, better working conditions and protesting job cuts stemming back to the dark days of the COVID pandemic.
Despite job openings, many businesses in the Bay Area are struggling to make new hires.
Two major food events are back in San Francisco starting Friday, and organizers hope they will give a much-needed economic boost to the industry that's been hard hit by the pandemic.
This weekend is one of the busiest weekends San Francisco has seen since the start of the pandemic and tourists, locals and small businesses aren't taking any of it for granted.
A record number of cruise ships is expected to resume calling at the Port of San Francisco in compliance with public health mandates, according to an announcement made Friday by Mayor London Breed.
In an effort to spur San Francisco's economic recovery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, city leaders on Monday announced more than $12 million in grants to support in-person community parades and festivals.
Faced with worker shortages and higher labor costs, companies are starting to automate service sector jobs that economists once considered safe.
A bill to help restaurants recover from pandemic losses is on its way to the governor's desk.
Federal unemployment benefits, including weekly $300 payments, are set to end by Labor Day for more than 2 million Californians. This will be the largest cut off of unemployment benefits in US history, and it is leaving many people anxious.
