San Jose is putting its money where its mouth is. The city says it's diverted more than $1 billion out of Bank of America because of its record on foreclosures and loan modifications.

Whatever recovery may be going on in California's, it's not resulting in jobs.

It's been an exciting week for Giants fans -- but probably not the most productive work week in Bay Area history.

Imagine paying off your mortgage on time, every month, and then receiving a letter in the mail that read, "a notice of default was filed against your property initiating the foreclosure process."

South Korea's ambassador to the United States was in San Francisco today calling for the passage of a free trade agreement.

In a speech at the Commonwealth Club, Geithner defended the Obama administration's economic stimulus policies.

California's export trade fell flat this summer after months of steady improvement.

Verizon announced today that it's going to start selling Apple's iPad at the end of this month.

Google's high profile vice president of search, Marissa Mayer, will now be leading the company's promising geo-location business.

Shares of Gymboree soared this week in response to news of a whopping $1.8 billion buyout of the San Francisco children clothing retailer.