PGE officials announced today they're creating a $100 million fund to help victims of the San Bruno gas explosion. But is that enough to repair PGE's reputation?

The gas explosion in San Bruno rattled many utility investors today.

For the first time, Apple has revealed the guidelines it uses to decide what programs will be accepted or rejected for its App Store.

For the second year in a row, California is reporting a drop in property values.

Hewlett-Packard today sued ex-CEO Mark Hurd to prevent him from taking a job at rival Oracle.

As Californians continue to struggle with a jobless recovery, some are turning to eBay.

More than four million Californians will be traveling this Labor Day weekend, an increase of 11 percent from a year ago. Also, a new report sheds more light on why Hewlett-Packard wants to pay more than $2 billion for data storage maker 3PAR.

Hewlett-Packard has won a three week bidding war for data storage provider 3Par. HP's final bid of $33 a share knocked Dell out of the running. Also, hundreds of transit and community advocates rallied at the Oakland Career Center today to call for increased funding for buses and other forms of mass transit.

After unveiling a variety of updated iPods today, Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced a cheaper version of the Apple TV. Also, a new survey of California small business owners suggests most fear a double-dip recession.

San Francisco home prices shot up in June, but the gains may prove difficult to sustain. That theme was repeated today at a Chamber of Commerce summit.