In the restaurant industry, people of color are more likely to hold lower-paying, back-of-house jobs, but some restaurants are trying to change that.
Lawmakers in California have introduced a bill to make it harder for state utilities to have customers cover the cost of fire damage.
Gay rights advocates say questions about sexual orientation and gender identity would connect the LGBTQ community to all the rich data of the census.
Almost half of the country's privately-owned businesses are owned by Baby Boomers. What happens when they retire?
We're spending two hours a day reading or talking about issues on the job, a survey finds.
Wage hike or wage increase? Does it really matter? Linguists would say "yes."
Bill Phelps was surprised — and pleased — by his own data.
“Nootropics” are a relatively new interest of Silicon Valley. Some say they improve cognitive function, but a nutritional scientist we spoke with has doubts.
Right now could be a very good time to own a big commercial space in California. Why? Marijuana.
The house is perched on a grassy lot where the city moved it to make way for new housing.
