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Steve Wozniak shatters the myth of Apple as a garage company. Not that it matters much.

Drew McClellan has carved out a thriving business sprucing up lawns as California closes in on its third driest year on record.

The ecommerce powerhouse says will open pop-up kiosks in San Francisco and Sacramento, just in time for the holiday shopping season.

Franchisors and franchisees are divided over the veto of a California bill that would make it more difficult to terminate franchise agreements.

Although many flock to the Golden State, some may be unaware of these restrictions on how businesses can operate.

The ride-hailing apps have been told that they are in violation of state law by offering carpooling services for money.

Westfield Valley Fair Mall in California is divided between two minimum wages, each with its own set of problems.

The California Supreme Court ruled that Domino's could not be held liable as an employer in an employee's sexual harassment case.

The legislation, which would require smartphone makers to include a preinstalled 'kill switch' on all smartphones sold in the state, has passed in the State Senate and now awaits the governor's signature.

The case of an Airbnb guest who overstayed his welcome and now is a legal tenant raises critical questions about what the home-rental platform can do to protect its hosts.

Think Whole Foods is too expensive? The city attorneys of Los Angeles, Santa Monica and San Francisco are of a similar mind.

Major manufacturers and wireless carriers have agreed to offer a free opt-in 'kill switch' for smartphones made after July 2015.

Swipe right for mega money. Or not. Tinder almost just hit the hottie jackpot. Or so everyone thought, until...

With residents of Irwindale, Calif., complaining of a burning sensation in their eyes and throats, a Sriracha factory must clean up shop.

Alter, who passed away on Saturday at age 80, was a self-taught engineer who invented the polyurethane foam surfboard.

According to real-estate firm Zillow, sellers on the West Coast have the upper hand, while out East, the equation is reversed.

During a dog-walk on their rural San Francisco property, a couple unearthed six metal canisters containing 1,427 gold coins from the 1800s.

The Seattle Seahawks' policy limits ticket sales to six U.S. states; California, home of the San Francisco 49ers, didn't make the list.

A California woman was issued a summons for driving while wearing Google Glass. Is it really akin to a television strapped to your head?

The young Yahoo CEO has purchased the property that houses Palo Alto's oldest funeral parlor, according to reports.

J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines gives devotees of California wine a chance to learn more about it -- and, of course, to savor plenty of it.