The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to relax zoning laws in Union Square and Downtown to encourage retailers and office tenants to fill vacancies. Improve commercial retail and create housing opportunities with the city's effort.

Kids' clothing store The Kira Shop was able to reopen its doors last week, months after a fire caused the Inner Sunset shop to close temporarily.

With significant pain ahead for troubled downtown and Westfield mall areas, retail experts are now predicting recovery in San Francisco may be possible as soon as 2024.

Based on TripAdvisor reviews, a new study exposes the U.S. cities with the most horrifying hotel experiences. Click through to find out the top cities making the list and the experiences ruining vacations.

Palantir USG Inc. secures major deals with the US Department of Defense, all set to bring data-driven solutions to air and space operations.

The popular Century 9 Theater at the Westfield San Francisco Centre is permanently closing its doors after Thursday, June 15.

San Francisco approves a record $19.5 million settlement for Hotel Whitcomb due to damages incurred during the city's shelter-in-place program. The details behind this unprecedented settlement and its potential impact on the city's future reimbursements resulted in mixed reactions.

Westfield decides to give up its famed San Francisco mall, signaling a potentially alarming trend in the city's retail landscape and raising questions on the future of downtown San Francisco.

A new lawsuit alleges that Safeway engaged in unfair business practices and false advertising to lure nearly a million California shoppers into its BOGO promotions

Just in time for Pride Month, the Castro Merchants were selected as one of 50 community-based organizations to receive an Avenue Greenlight grant.

San Jose moves forward with its plan to increase the permitted locations for cannabis dispensaries and to make it more equitable by allowing up to 10 new cannabis businesses exclusively for equity applicants.

Old Navy's flagship store on Market Street at Fourth will close on July 1, joining the growing list of retailers leaving San Francisco.

San Jose witnesses impressive job growth amidst tech sector layoffs, reflecting a resilient economy in the heart of Silicon Valley.