Archive for May 2020

Sacramento businesses were looted during Saturday night protests tied to the death of George Floyd, a black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck.

Another San Francisco billion-dollar valued startup sheds employees in light of the financial downturn caused by Covid-19.

A titanic battle on the November ballot awaits commercial real estate interests and investors, seeking to stop the most dramatic change to their property taxes in more than 40 years.

This is the latest in a series of alliances with athletics and training companies for Trifecta.

The Peninsula's new shelter-in-place rules, effective Monday, "are being made in attempt to strike a balance," county health officer Dr. Scott Morrow said.

American City Business Journals and five other news outlets, including ABC and CNN, have joined a lawsuit that seeks detailed information about the $659 billion Paycheck Protection Program.

The head of renewable fuel company Pacific Ethanol Inc. announced he will retire at the end of September from the Sacramento region’s largest publicly traded company.

Even without a reopening date, California Family Fitness is preparing its members for gyms that will look differently in the future.

In the wake of Covid, and having been working remotely from home for 2 months, many founders of early-stage startups reconsider the value of being located in the one of most expensive cities in the world.

The new development is envisioned to accommodate one or more companies and bring 1,300-1,600 jobs to Berkeley.