U.S. authorities extradited Victor Viera-Chirinos from Honduras for drug charges in San Francisco's Tenderloin district.

Google plans to leave its 300,000-square-foot office at San Francisco's One Market Plaza in April 2025, marking a shift in the city's prime real estate due to changing work patterns post-pandemic.

San Francisco celebrates a milestone with 147 businesses certified as green from July 2022 to March 2024, marking significant environmental savings and increasing the total to 907 eco-friendly businesses in the city.

AI company Replit moves its headquarters from San Francisco to Foster City, with experts suggesting a single company's move is not indicative of a broader trend in the tech industry.

California's City Attorney secures cooperation from Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and Walmart to stop the sale of illegal license plate covers, ensuring compliance with state law.

Williams-Sonoma pays over $3 million for false 'Made in USA' marketing claims following a Justice Dept. and FTC order.

California Assemblymember Buffy Wicks has proposed AB 2808 to challenge Ticketmaster's dominance in the ticketing market, promoting competition and consumer rights.

The SF Chamber of Commerce has leased a new space for coworking, a coffee shop, and events, supported by Mayor Breed’s flexible zoning to revitalize downtown San Francisco.

Express files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, plans to close two Bay Area stores among 95 nationwide, and may sell its business to a consortium led by WHP Global. Mark Still is appointed CFO as the company seeks to restructure.

Emporium San Francisco Centre shows signs of revival with three new leases, despite tenant details remaining undisclosed. The mall's rebranding and downtown's potential recovery hint at economic rejuvenation.

Here's a brief roundup of recent changes to Castro area businesses. In this edition, two new businesses have recently opened in the Castro and two more are on the way including an acai shop, a clothing store, a small grocery store, and a massage business.

Airbnb bans indoor security cameras in listings and enforces new rules for outdoor cameras to prioritize guest privacy, effective April 30, following consultations with hosts, guests, and privacy experts.

PG&E bills in California will rise again following CPUC approval, an increase that adds roughly $3.65 to average customer bills starting in April to cover wildfire mitigation and system improvements.