Fishermen lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in fishing gear in Pier 45 fire
Elissa Harrington reports.
Napa restaurants are open, but dining isn't normal
Napa restaurants are expecting to be busy Memorial DAy as many have just reopened their doors. But the dining experience is not what it used to be.
La Taqueria to resume serving its famed food in San Francisco
La Taqueria will begin selling its beloved burritos and tacos in San Francisco's Mission neighborhood.
California's April jobless rate higher than Great Recession
Just two months ago, California was boasting an unprecedented economic expansion as it added more than 3.4 million jobs over 10 years, accounting for 15% of the nation's job growth. More than two-thirds of those gains were wiped out last month as the state lost 2.3 million jobs.
Pandemic causes tourism in San Francisco to suffer
Christien Kafton reports.
Bay Area residents filing for unemployment find systemic challenges
We're hearing from unemployment applicants that the process to apply can be slow, confusing and difficult to navigate.
Businesses reopen in Contra Costa County, but still in survival mode
On Tuesday, Contra Costa County businesses began the long march back to what will be the 'new normal' in the coronavirus era.
Vendors at San Jose's San Pedro Square adjusting to reopening during COVID-19 crisis
For the first time in six-weeks, customers were able to patronize restaurants in San Pedro Square in downtown San Jose.
San Francisco launches 3 new COVID-19 testing sites in underserved areas
Three additional new COVID-19 coronavirus testing sites will open in San Francisco, all aimed at serving people in some of the city's neediest areas, Mayor London Breed announced Monday.
San Francisco's largest corporate landlord Veritas has promised to repay a $3.6 million small business loan
"Many assume we are a $3 billion business based on the value of the buildings we manage," Saturday's Veritas statement continued. "However, that is far from the truth." Veritas claimed.
Hillsdale Caltrain station in San Mateo closes for grade separation project
The separation project will raise the tracks and lower 25th Avenue so vehicle and pedestrian traffic can pass underneath the tracks.
Pleasanton-based Specialty's Café and Bakery announces closure after 33 years due to COVID-19
It's last day of operation would be Tuesday, the company said in an announcement posted Sunday on its website.
Oakland e-commerce fulfillment company shifts to packing COVID-19 test kits
In the last three weeks, they’ve sent more than 200,000 tests to medical facilities all over the country.
Veritas to repay small business loan to Federal Government
The company operates the largest property management company in San Francisco.
Gas prices are up
The average price nationwide is up to $1.87, however you won't find that price here in the Bay Area.
Study shows coronavirus pandemic forcing retirement savings to take backseat
About half of Americans said they do not have time to address investments or retirement savings due to increased responsibilities in other areas of their lives, a new survey from Fidelity Investments found.
Office Depot announces restructuring plan including closing stores and laying off 13,000 workers
The company estimates that its restructuring plan will be "substantially completed" by 2023.
Back to business: San Francisco retailers ready to reopen
After shuttering their doors weeks ago San Francisco businesses are preparing to reopen and welcome back customers.
Will you get a second coronavirus stimulus check? Everything we know so far
The outlook is hazy for a second cash payment for Americans who have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Partial reopening of Winchester Mystery House overshadowed by layoffs
For nearly a century, the historic Winchester Mystery House in San Jose has lured tourists from all over the world with its unique architecture and curiosities.