Musk In Control Of Twitter, Ousts Top Executives: AP Sources

Twitter's CEO, chief financial officer and the company's top lawyer have all been ousted, according to sources.

City Wins Power Service Dispute Against PG&E

FERC's ruling does not change how PG&E currently services San Francisco residents, a PG&E representative said.

Up To 25% Of SF Offices Predicted To Be Vacant Through 2026

"It is hard not to see a connection between reduced employee time in the office, and reduced demand for office space from their employers."

75% Of Twitter's Workforce Could Be Cut: Report

If Elon Musk obtains the California company, he said he plans to gut its workforce. But mass cuts are expected no matter who owns Twitter.

611 NorCal Jobs Cut Following Closure Of Meal Kit Plant

The nation's largest meal-kit provider plans to lay off more than 600 workers in the Bay Area.

Exodus Of Wealthy From Bay Area Leads To Drop In Median Income

The new report also shows current residents at all income levels are more likely to relocate than in any other major population area.

Bay Area Businesses Chosen To Participate In Growth Program

DoorDash has announced the participants in a new program that provides grants and a six-week training program for local Bay Area businesses.

Curiously charming gift shop in West Portal

Curiosities antiques gift shop struggles to weather pandemic

Labor Proposal Could Upend Rules For Gig Workers, Companies

It would make it more difficult to classify millions of workers as independent contractors and deny them minimum wage and benefits.

Oakland Couple Opens Bay Area's First Listening Bar Dedicated To Vinyl Records

"For us here, it's really about kind of giving into the experience of the album," says co-owner Daniel Gahr.

Tehama Street Tenants Sue Building Owner Over Water Damage

The lawsuit comes after developer's alleged mishandling of two massive water leaks which tenants say began in June.

Musk Proposes Going Ahead With Deal To Buy Twitter: Report

The tech giant has suggested he will buy Twitter at his original price. What to know.

Evolved Is More Than Just A Clothing Store In San Francisco's Mission District

It's a district known as the birthplace of the city's mural movement, with a cultural concentration on art and Latino businesses.

Oakland Web Designer's Non-Profit Gives Up-And-Coming Creators A Jump Start

"I was thinking how do I take all of my passion and energy and help the community?" he said.

Mentoring Mission brings Business Into H.S in Jefferson Union Dist.

High Schools in Bay Area Invited to Access Mentoring Mission’s Programs that Bring Business Mentors into High School Classrooms

Relaxing crystal shop on Market

Crystal sales boom, while tarot services end

Kaiser Responds After Striking Therapists Reject Latest Contract Offer

A Kaiser spokesperson said 60 percent of the company's therapists have chosen to work through the strike.

Nirvana Wins Lawsuit Over 'Nevermind' Album Cover

Spencer Elden, who was pictured naked as a baby on the cover of the iconic Nirvana album, accused the band of child pornography.

7 NorCal Employers Make Forbes’ ‘America’s Best’ List

More employees are working remotely. Their priorities have changed, prompting employers to find ways to motivate talent and combat burnout.

SoulCycle To Close SoMa Location, 18 Others: Report

SoulCycle is expected to close 19 locations, including five in California, after the company "oversaturated" some markets, execs said.

Fed Up With Break-Ins, Chinatown Merchants Make Changes

Small business owners in San Francisco's Chinatown are fed up with a spike in vandalism and break-ins.

Ritz-Carlton Ordered To Pay San Francisco In Environmental Lawsuit

The company was accused of unlawful disposal of hazardous waste.

Legal Pot Sales Become Big Business At Outside Lands; 'I Just Like The Vibe Of It'

The 2022 Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival featured the popular Grass Lands "curated cannabis experience" for a fourth year.

Airbnb Posts $379M Profit In 2nd Quarter On Record Bookings

Airbnb has benefitted from the increase in travel and the exodus of workers from offices.

Uber Admits To 2016 Data Breach Cover-Up, Enters Agreement: DOJ

The transportation giant admitted they covered up a massive 2016 data breach, Department of Justice authorities announced Friday.

Twitter Posts $270 Million Quarterly Loss As It Prepares To Fight Elon Musk In Court

Twitter reported a quarterly loss Friday, with revenue slipping even as its number of users climbed.

Uber To Pay Millions To 65K People With Disabilities Charged Wait Fees

Uber must pay millions to over 65,000 people with disabilities wrongly charged wait-time fees for needing more time to get into the car.

Uber Sued By 5 Women Who Say Drivers Attacked Them

The ride-hailing app Uber has been sued by 5 women who say drivers kidnapped, sexually assaulted or otherwise attacked them.

Twitter Sues Elon Musk After Billionaire Backs Out Of $44B Deal

Twitter has sued Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk after he moved to terminate his $44 billion bid to buy Twitter.

San Francisco Charter Boats Sinking Under Weight Of Fuel Prices

The boats run on diesel, which has more than doubled in price. Boats owners who run fishing and sightseeing charters are hurting.

Twitter Stock Falls As Company And Elon Musk Dig In For Legal Fight

Musk agreed to a $1 billion breakup fee as part of the buyout agreement, though it appears there will be a legal fight ahead.

Elon Musk Backs Out Of Twitter Deal

The Tesla and SpaceX mogul billionaire has moved to terminate his $44B bid to buy Twitter.

Tourists Bring Economic Boost To San Francisco For Pride Weekend

"People are having a great experience," D'Alessandro said. "That exposure is really important to us."

Twitter Board Recommends $44 Billion Sale To Billionaire Elon Musk

Twitter’s board recommended that shareholders approve a $44 billion sale to eccentric billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

New Joybird Décor Shop Opening on Chestnut Street in SF

Furniture outlet Joybird celebrates the opening of its newest store on Chestnut Street in San Francisco on Saturday, June 11 from 12-3 pm.

Twitter Fined $150M By Federal Government

"Consumers who share their private information have a right to know if that information is being used to help advertisers target customers."

Musk Puts Twitter Buy On Hold, Casting Doubt On $44B Deal

Elon Musk tweeted that he wanted to pinpoint the number of spam and fake accounts on the social media platform prior to the purchase.

San Francisco Barber Closing Up Shop After 61 Years – ‘It's Been A Good Life'

Ralph Catalano has made a living at the corner of 18th Avenue and Irving Street since 1961, one haircut at a time.

Twitter Revenues, Users Rise; Questions Swirl Around Elon Musk's Future Course

Twitter reported net income of $513 million, or 61 cents a share, which includes a big one-time gain from the sale of its MoPub business.

San Francisco-Based Visa's 2nd Quarter Profits Jump 21% As Pandemic Eases

The San Francisco-based company reported Tuesday that it earned $3.65 billion, or $1.70 a share, in its fiscal second quarter.