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San Francisco may be one of the most expensive cities to live in, but it's also got the fattest paychecks.
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Samsung broke ground on a new Silicon Valley campus on Wednesday, moving in on rival Apple's territory for the first time.
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Apple's plans for a massive new campus in Silicon Valley that Steve Jobs likened to a spaceship have cleared another hurdle.
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Samsung broke ground on a new Silicon Valley campus on Wednesday, moving in on rival Apple?s territory for the first time.
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A resurgence in hiring in the Bay Area has recruiters and applicants showing up in record numbers.
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A resurgence in hiring in the Bay Area has recruiters and applicants showing up in record numbers.
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A new poll shows about half of working people 50 and older plan to retire at a later date than they previously expected.
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Calif. AG Harris is suing a for-profit college company for alleged false advertising and marketing about its job placement rates.
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U.S. jobless claims spiked to 374,000 due to a backlog of claims processed in California and the partial government shutdown.
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Apple's plans for a massive new campus in Silicon Valley that former CEO Steve Jobs likened to a spaceship are moving forward.
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A class action lawsuit has been filed against BlackBerry by a shareholder claiming the company misled investors about its future.
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ABC7 News reporter Wayne Freedman took a tour of the soon-to-be-open $800 million Graton Resort and Casino in Rohnert Park.
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ABC7 News reporter Wayne Freedman took a tour of the soon-to-be-open $800 million Graton Resort and Casino in Rohnert Park.
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ABC7 News reporter Wayne Freedman took a tour of the soon-to-be-open $800 million Graton Resort and Casino in Rohnert Park.
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Just about everyone has imagined what it would be like to quit their job in a fantastic manner, but very few people actually go through with it.
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California's Great America and other Halloween-themed stores are hiring seasonal workers for the upcoming holiday.
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California?s Great America and other Halloween-themed stores are hiring seasonal workers for the upcoming holiday.
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While the jobless rate has fallen into single digits in parts of the Bay Area, it's still in double digits in some places, like East Palo Alto.
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While the jobless rate has fallen into single digits in parts of the Bay Area, it's still in double digits in some places like East Palo Alto.
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The Graton Resort and Casino in Rohnert Park announced today that it will open on November 5.
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Stanford University is making an investment in its young entrepreneurs in a totally new way.
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Washington High School in San Francisco is revving up its auto shop program and encouraging other students to sign up.
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Washington High School in San Francisco is revving up its auto shop program and encouraging other students to sign up.
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A major milestone's been reached at SF's new Transbay Terminal, as crews have started pouring concrete for the foundation.
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A major milestone's been reached at SF's new Transbay Terminal, as crews have started pouring concrete for the foundation.
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The low number of visitors at San Francisco's new Exploratorium is now costing employees their jobs
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Target is hiring and the retailer is looking to hire more than 400 new employees for the store it's opening in San Francisco.
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Target is hiring and the retailer is looking to hire more than 400 new employees for the store it's opening in San Francisco.
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A Southern California woman has inspired a controversial new bill that would protect domestic violence victims from losing their jobs.
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A San Diego woman has inspired a controversial new bill that would protect victims of domestic violence from losing their jobs.
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If BART goes on strike it could negatively impact Bay Area commuters' wallets and businesses' bottom line.
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In the next few decades San Francisco's skyline will change and many new projects will surround the new Transbay Terminal.
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In the next few decades San Francisco's skyline will change and many new projects will surround the new Transbay Terminal.
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A representative of a San Jose gentleman's club discussed what will really be going on behind those blacked-out glass doors.
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A San Jose councilmember is calling for strict regulations on gentlemen's clubs as the Gold Club prepares to open.
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A San Jose councilmember is calling for strict regulations on gentlemen's clubs as 'The Gold Club' prepares to open soon.
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It is peak season for strawberries, but there is a shortage of farm workers to pick them.
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California's latest look at employment shows slow but steady improvement, but the good news could be hard for some to take.
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Ten weeks of extended unemployment benefits will likely be chopped off in August, going form a maximum 73 weeks to 63.
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A building boom fueled by Apple, Google, Facebook, and Samsung is creating a demand for skilled construction workers.
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A San Jose councilmember is calling for strict regulations on gentlemen's clubs as the Gold Club prepares to open.
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Online retailing giant Amazon says it's trying to fill 7,000 jobs ahead of Tuesday's visit from President Obama.
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It is peak season for strawberries, but there is a shortage of farm workers to pick them.
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A new entertainment club is moving into a historic San Jose building, but many neighbors are upset.
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A new entertainment club is moving into a historic San Jose building, but many neighbors are upset.
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An unusual chain of theme parks, with locations around the world, is getting attention for letting kids try out adult jobs.
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An unusual chain of theme parks, with locations around the world, is getting attention for letting kids try out adult jobs.
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California's latest look at employment shows slow but steady improvement, but the good news could be hard for some to take.
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Marc Roth, who was formerly homeless, used all of his money to learn how to use a laser cutter and created his own job.
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Marc Roth, who was formerly homeless, used all of his money to learn how to use a laser cutter and created his own job.
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