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Not only are these licenses not free, but you'll be charged for years you previously drove without one.

A new study suggests that smoking not only harms to physical health, but finances too.

'It sends a clear message to all businesses, and to startups in particular, that in the quest to quickly obtain market share laws designed to protect consumers cannot be ignored,' San Francisco DA says.

The unanimously approved law allows parents to receive their full salary for six weeks, beginning in 2017.

This illustrator tapped his creativity to create 'a solution that works for me.'

Tech professionals, especially when ready to start a family, find many pleasant cities around the nation offer tempting alternatives to the astronomically expensive San Francisco Bay area.

SF Sketchfest founders talk teamwork, building an internationally-known event and ultimately finding satisfaction in your work.

Meet the top 5 U.S. cities slicing regulatory burdens.

Hint: More than a baker's dozen.

The company's president blamed competition from ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft, among other factors.

The archaic mortgage process gets a tech upgrade.

Drivers are seeking reimbursement for expenses including vehicle maintenance and the cost of gas, which the company does not currently pay for.

A new study revealed the most diverse players in the tech sector as major companies make public efforts to hire more women and minorities.

SkyAngels is out to make the skies a bit friendlier for flyers.

The San Francisco-based company used to serve fresh-pressed juice to commuters.

Siri's a real charmer when she drops hints.

The database will tell you what you're likely to save in energy costs and will also put you in touch with a local installer.

If considered a class action, the lawsuit filed by three Uber drivers in San Francisco could grow to include more than 160,000 California drivers.

Public urination has hit a messy, innovative wall in San Francisco thanks to this wizz-repelling paint.

As San Francisco becomes an even pricier place to do business, it's becoming more expensive to buy burritos.

Within the last year, there have been more than 10 instances in the San Francisco Bay area.