California Academy of Sciences Workers Vote To Unionize

The workers spent months organizing.

Salesforce CEO Shares His Predictions For AI And The Future Of Work

Artificial Intelligence "is not just the most important technology of our lifetime, but probably the most important in any lifetime."

Anchor Brewing Employees Want To Save 127-Year-Old Company

"We are working behind the scenes to try and figure out the best possible way to raise funds and actually do this."

Elon Musk Reveals New Black And White X Logo To Replace Twitter's Blue Bird

Musk had asked fans for logo ideas and chose one, which he described as minimalist Art Deco, saying it "certainly will be refined."

Bay Area's Iconic Anchor Brewing Shut Down By Sapporo

After 127 years in San Francisco, the Anchor Brewing Company has ceased operations and will sell off its remaining inventory through July.

Elizabeth Holmes Has Prison Sentence Shortened

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons currently projects the disgraced Theranos founder will be released from a Texas prison rougly two years early.

Google Distances Itself From Drag Show After Employee Petition

Employees circulated a petition opposing the event on the grounds of religious discrimination, according to reports.

City Announces Plans To Repurpose Empty Office Spaces

San Francisco wants to determine projects that can be sped up and will support conversions as part of the vision for downtown's future.

Major Bay Area Companies Push Employees To Return To Offices

Meta recently announced it will require all workers to come to the office three days a week starting in September.

New App: Picnic Popular Destination For Teen Girls

To Explore, Create, and Engage With Online Communities

As Fire Season Approaches, CA Homeowners Face Insurance Woes

As major companies stop selling new policies in the Golden State, rates are rising sparking fears of an insurance market collapse.

Dockworkers, Shipping Companies Reach Tentative Contract Deal

A tentative agreement has been reached on a new six-year contract for the roughly 22,000 workers at all 29 West Coast ports.

West Coast Dockworkers, Shippers Reach Tentative Contract Agreement

"The tentative agreement delivers important stability for workers, for employers and for our country's supply chain."

Westfield Gives Up Union Square Mall

Citing a significant decreases in sales and foot traffic, major mall management company will give up Westfield San Francisco

Westfield Begins Withdrawal From San Francisco Centre, Adding To Ongoing Business Exodus From City

Westfield is surrendering control of its namesake shopping center in the heart of downtown San Francisco to its lender.

Linda Yaccarino Takes Over As Twitter CEO; 'First Day In The Books'

"Let's get to work @Twitter! #timetofly" Yaccarino said in the tweet.

Musk Startup Neuralink Says It's Been Cleared To Test Brain Implants In Humans

"We are excited to share that we have received the FDA's approval to launch our first-in-human clinical study," Neuralink said in a post.

Elon Musk Signals Twitter's Headquarters May Not Stay In San Francisco

Officials are investigating Twitter after former employees alleged the company broke laws by turning the building into a “Twitter Hotel.”

Caltrans Bay Area Career Fair Planned This Month

Caltrans is looking to grow its Bay Area workforce, which is tasked with keeping things rolling in nine counties and 101 cities.

Executives From Failed Banks Questioned On CEO Pay, Risk Management At Senate Hearing

Sen. Sherrod Brown, the Democratic chair of the Senate Banking Committee, took aim at executive compensation to open the hearing.

San Francisco Hayes Valley Bike Shop To Close After Storms, Crime

He shared photos of the damage, including an empty display where a thief had cut a pricey e-bike loose.

SF Launches New Restaurant Program To Incentivize Reusable Foodware

Mayor London Breed and city environment officials launched the program Friday, May 12, in an effort to reduce waste.

Musk Names New Twitter CEO

Musk announced Thursday that he would be stepping down as Twitter's CEO following a chaotic several months for the company.

Elon Musk To Step Down As Twitter CEO

Musk tweeted that he has hired a new CEO for the social media platform following months of upheaval and layoffs at the company.

Nordstrom To Close Stores In Downtown San Francisco

The Westfield mall department store as well as the nearby Rack location will be closed by the end of the summer, according to the company.

​First Republic Bank Seized, Sold In Fire Sale To JPMorgan

Once the envy of the banking industry, First Republic has struggled since the March collapses of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.

Bay Area's Curbside Compost Program Turns Trash Into Farmer's Treasure

Every day, over 4 million pounds of feedstock like food scraps, yard clippings and soiled paper arrive at Recology compost facilities.

Mission Bay Businesses Hope For Deep Warriors Playoff Run

"We can still feel the burn of COVID," said Caine, "so we need it and are really appreciative of it."

Twitter Relaxes Pot Ad Rules To Lure In More Advertisers

"Going forward, certified advertisers may feature packaged cannabis products in ad creative," Twitter said in a post on its website.

PG&E Pitches New Bills Based On Income: See Expected Fees In Bay Area

Bay Area households could see a big change in how they pay for electricity, including having to report their income. Here's the plan.

The Mysterious "X" Is Elon Musk's Latest Twist As Twitter Owner

Now, "X" marks the spot in his latest legal wrangling, as he may have merged the social media giant with a company called X Corp.

Twitter Pulls Check Mark From Main New York Times Account

The removal comes as many of Twitter's high-profile users are bracing for the loss of the blue check marks that verify their identity.

Thousands More Job Cuts Hit Bay Area, Many In Tech Sector

Companies with local ties announced thousands more cuts in the tech industry and beyond.

Twitter Removes Tweets About 'Trans Day Of Vengeance'

Irwin said in a tweet Wednesday that the company automatically removed more than 5,000 tweets and retweets of a poster promoting the event.

Bay Area Layoffs: Glassdoor And Microsoft Slash Jobs

Tech and biotech companies have revealed plans to cut over 23,200 jobs in the Bay Area—​some of which have yet to take place—​since 2022.

Amazon To Lay Off Additional 9,000 Employees, On Top Of 18,000 In January

Amazon plans to eliminate 9,000 jobs in the next few weeks, just months after it announced the biggest layoffs in the company's history.

First Republic Gets $30 Billion Bailout From Nation's Largest Banks

The news comes after Santa Clara-based Silicon Valley Bank closed Friday and New York City-based Signature Bank folded Sunday.

California Crabber Sues Pacific Seafood, Alleging Price Fixing

A suit filed in San Francisco alleges unfair business practices and price suppression for Dungeness crab caught up and down the West Coast.

Hundreds More Tech Sector Workers Face Layoffs Across Bay Area

More than 800 workers in 8 communities—​ including hundreds in the tech sector —​ are facing layoffs in the Bay Area.

Elon Musk Apologizes After Mocking Laid-Off Twitter Employee

If you're not told you are fired, are you really fired? At Twitter, probably. And then, sometimes, you get your job back — if you want it.