Making It in the Bay

The Mountain View City Council has approved the extension of a local ordinance suspending evictions during the pandemic.

We’re now just days away from the start of June, and that means another month of rent is due. Despite a statewide ban on evictions — many people say they need more time.

Renters in multiple Bay Area counties could be receiving an extended lifeline this week as those local governments consider extending moratoriums on evictions.

Renters in multiple Bay Area counties could be receiving an extended lifeline this week as those local governments consider extending moratoriums on evictions. Kris Sanchez reports.

Renters in multiple Bay Area counties could be receiving an extended lifeline this week as those local governments consider extending moratoriums on evictions. Bob Redell reports.

The Marin County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday plans to consider a 30-day extension of its moratorium on residential evictions, prompted by tenants unable to pay because of novel coronavirus-related loss of income.

Surveys show a growing number of tech workers now say if they can work from home, they would likely work from home in a cheaper state.

Twitter is doing it. Square is doing it. Even Facebook now says it is working to allow most, if now all employees to work from home permanently. Scott Budman reports.

Loree Levy with the EDD and financial planner David Barson join NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai and Chris Chmura to examine what to look out for as the economy continues to move forward during the pandemic.

NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai and Chris Chmura answer questions from viewers surrounding unemployment and money during the pandemic.

David Barson, financial planner, joins NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai and Chris Chmura to answer your questions and provide tips on how to navigate finances during the pandemic.

Loree Levy, California Employment Development Department deputy director of public affairs, joins NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai and Chris Chmura to answer your unemployment questions.

Job search and recruiting giant Glassdoor, based in Mill Valley, has laid off 300 employees, or 30% of its workforce, including 81 workers in Marin, according to the Marin Independent Journal.

A new study by a Columbia University economics professor said that COVID-19 could lead to 30,000 Californians ending up homeless, as well as 45% surge nationwide.

After a two-month delay, San Jose is finally putting some empt trailers to use — housing the homeless.

The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors punted on a potential extension of the county’s temporary moratorium on evictions for residents affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf held a press conference Tuesday to announce a new project designed to help unhoused residents during the coronavirus pandemic.

After only being able to offer virtual tours for the past several weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic, Bay Area real estate agents can now walk prospective buyers through homes as long as they follow certain guidelines.

After only being able to offer virtual tours for the past several weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic, Bay Area real estate agents can now walk prospective buyers through homes as long as they follow certain guidelines. Scott Budman reports.

Two homeless women surrounded by a group of protesters took over a vacant house Friday in San Francisco’s Castro District.