William Hicks

SB 79 is now in effect, allowing developers to build taller housing structures close to transit stops. Will cities take the cue to build more housing?

Navier, the startup building hydrofoil boats that can lift four feet off the water, is shifting to international markets and defense contracts from its original mission of operating a watertaxi fleet in the San Francisco Bay.

The San Francisco metropolitan area shed thousands of white-collar jobs in May while seeing big gains in tourism and hospitality ahead of the World Cup.

Everyone's talking about the SpaceX IPO today, but there's more news happening in the Bay Area.

The weather is hot, the markets are hot and hot garbage is becoming a major problem not just in Oakland, but San Francisco's ritzy Sea Cliff neighborhood. Read more in today's news roundup.

Planet Labs recently signed a deal worth over $100 million with Sweden's military for satellites and servicing. Now it's expanding its San Francisco headquarters.

Trump follows Bernie Sanders in proposing that the U.S. government take a stake in AI companies. Park Tavern closes after over two decades in operation. And high inflation is just another sign that the Fed may not cut rates any time soon.

Salesforce is cutting 86 workers, mainly from its technology and product teams. It's the first major layoff of the year from San Francisco's largest private-sector employer.

Stocks rebounded Monday, while two fine-dining operations in San Francisco announced closures.

The ballot measure to fund the Bay Area's transit agencies with a sales tax increase has gathered over 300,000 signatures, nearly double the required threshold to qualify for the ballot.

San Francisco-based Pottery Barn has chosen its third lifelong employee in a row to head up the premium home furnishing retailer.

San Francisco-based LivRamp has agreed to be acquired for $2.2 billion by French advertising firm Publicis Groupe, with its future physical presence in San Francisco uncertain.

MBC BioLabs sees its two biotech incubators location in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, near the AI hub of Mission Bay, as an advantage. It wants to build one more to prove the point.

A Napa company producing cannabis-infused rosé has filed for bankruptcy.

Cloudflare's layoffs affected more than 200 workers in San Francisco, making it the second-largest to take place in the city this year.

California has been slow to grow its remote worker population compared with the rest of the country, partly due to the fact workers tend to leave the state after landing a remote job.

Cloudflare joins a wave of Bay Area companies citing AI as a primary reason for mass layoffs.

Trump's new H-1B rules that favor higher earners may have actually helped Bay Area companies secure more foreign workers.

A nonprofit is retrofitting a life sciences building in Hayward to serve as a manufacturing space for early-stage startups to build battery prototypes.

Xona Space Systems unveiled its manufacturing space in Burlingame that can be capable of producing two to three satellites a week on a mission to build a global naviagtion system to rival GPS.