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The California Legislature on Saturday approved a budget bill expanding Medicaid to 1.4 million low-income residents.
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The California Legislature on Saturday approved a budget bill expanding Medicaid to 1.4 million low-income residents.
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The Legislature passed California's massive state spending plan Friday amid sharp divisions over the compromise.
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IBM has laid off an undisclosed number of workers this week as the company intensifies its focus on new tech markets.
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A new review has found that Apple's new headquarters in Cupertino will have a significant impact on a nearby freeway.
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The 175,000 jobs added in May is the latest evidence the economy could be poised for stronger growth.
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The 175,000 jobs added in May is the latest evidence the economy could be poised for stronger growth.
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The expected U.S. "Great Recovery" hasn't materialized and the economy has fallen short of even normal growth, according to a forecast released Wednesday.
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Zynga, which makes games like Farmville, is laying off hundreds and closing some offices.
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Zynga, which makes games like Farmville, is laying off hundreds of employees and closing some offices.
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The Deferred Retirement Option Program will be ending at the end of June, taking with it a lot of experienced police investigators.
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The Deferred Retirement Option Program will be ending at the end of June, taking with it a lot of experienced police investigators.
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A "Hackathon" event at Facebook's headquarters is all about helping recent war vets get help with the next chapter of their lives.
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After years of budget cuts and hiring freezes, Marin County is finally putting out the help wanted sign.
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A "Hackathon" event at Facebook's headquarters is all about helping recent war vets get help with the next chapter of their lives.
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After years of budget cuts and hiring freezes, Marin County is finally putting out the help wanted sign, and it's not the only one.
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In the shadow of Occupy riots and violent crime, Oakland has been quietly gaining accolades as the place to be.
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In the shadow of Occupy riots and violent crime, Oakland has been quietly gaining accolades as the place to be.
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Some soon-to-be card dealers are learning the tricks of the trade as the new Graton Resort and Casino gets ready to open.
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Some soon-to-be card dealers are learning the tricks of the trade as the new Graton Resort and Casino gets ready to open.
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According to the California EDD, the state's unemployment rate has fallen to 9 percent, which is the lowest level in 4 1/2 years.
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San Francisco city officials announced Thursday that Apple has plans to open a new retail store in Union Square.
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Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
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Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
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Michael Finney found a cool website where you can make money by offering to do things for $5.
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Michael Finney found a cool website where you can make money by offering to do things for $5.
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There was a big celebration in San Jose Wednesday where a Bay Area-based airline is launching new flights.
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First lady Michelle Obama says companies participating in a program to help veterans find work have hired or trained 290,000 veterans.
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Nearly 400,000 unemployed California workers will be affected by sequester cuts that will reduce benefits by 18 percent on Sunday.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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Thousands of applicants are getting a chance to work for what will soon be one of Sonoma County's biggest employers.
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Thousands of applicants are getting a chance to work for what will soon be one of Sonoma County's biggest employers.
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The competition for good engineers is so fierce now that there's a talent agency for the superstars of the tech world.
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The competition for good engineers is so fierce now that there's a talent agency for the superstars of the tech world.
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A man in Great Britain found a sweet way to tell his boss that he was quitting his job and pursuing his dream.
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Tuesday is National Equal Pay Day, a day to bring attention to the wage gap that continues between working men and women.
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Businessweek is reporting that the cost for Apple's new headquarters in Cupertino is now about $2 billion over budget.
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Businessweek is reporting that the cost for Apple's new headquarters in Cupertino is now about $2 billion over budget.
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There's a new program in SF that helps military veterans who get into trouble with the law. It's called "Veterans Justice Court."
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There's a new program in SF that helps military veterans who get into trouble with the law. It's called "Veterans Justice Court."
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State Senator Leland Yee and San Francisco Supervisors John Avalos and Eric Mar are among local leaders joining a rally by hospital workers this morning at the UCSF Medical Center.
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Seasoned pros say the Career Pavilion at the Game Developers Conference was the biggest and busiest it's ever been.
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Seasoned pros say the Career Pavilion at the Game Developers Conference was the biggest and busiest it's ever been.
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Teenagers across the Bay Area will be out of school in just a couple of months and many of them will be looking for summer jobs.
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Teenagers across the Bay Area will be out of school in just a couple of months and many of them will be looking for summer jobs.
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It looks like Google's highly anticipated Project Glass will bring new manufacturing jobs to the Silicon Valley.
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California taxpayers said yes to Proposition 30, for education but now, lay-off notices are going out to hundreds of teachers anyway.
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California taxpayers said yes to Proposition 30, for education but now, layoff notices are going out to thousands of teachers anyway.
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Waste Management workers went on strike over the company's use of E-Verify, a system that verifies a person's eligibility to work.
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