Regulators Subpoenaed Tesla Production Data, Company Says
Securities investigators have subpoenaed information from Tesla about production forecasts for the Model 3 electric car that were made last year.
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Securities investigators have subpoenaed information from Tesla about production forecasts for the Model 3 electric car that were made last year.
The famed Oscar-winning director behind "Apocalypse Now" may soon be getting used to the smell of marijuana in the morning.
Gov. Jerry Brown is making a rare campaign appearance to oppose a measure that would roll back transportation investments under his watch.
Police in Fremont were able to reconnect a horse that officers corralled Friday morning near busy Mission Boulevard with its owner.
A federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday awarded a Rohnert Park couple $145,000 for an unconstitutional search of their home by three city police officers in 2014.
Google has marked Mexico's Day of the Dead, an ancient festival celebrating and honoring departed loved ones, with a doodle featuring brightly painted model skulls.
A Santa Rosa man has been sentenced to 24 months in prison for tax fraud, United States Attorney Alex G. Tse announced Thursday.
Nearly eight months after one of its autonomous test vehicles hit and killed an Arizona pedestrian, Uber wants to resume testing on public roads.
Elon Musk was at one point counting on Saudi money to take Tesla private. Now he says he wouldn't accept an investment from the country's sovereign wealth fund because of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
An earthquake swarm along the San Andreas Fault, the largest measuring a 4.1 magnitude, rumbled through the Hollister area and the Salinas Valley Friday, rattling nerves but causing no major damage.
Kensington Hilltop Elementary School is open for school Friday morning, the day after school district officials initially said the campus would be closed because of a suspicious device found near the school parking lot.
An Oakland city council candidate says someone is spraying swastikas and other hate messages on his campaign signs and he's begun to worry about the safety of his family.
President Donald Trump says a video he tweeted showing a Mexican migrant in a courtroom smiling and boasting about killing police officers is tough "but correct."
Oscar Mayer thinks so. The company is weighing in on the social media debate, even launching a hotline challenging Twitter users to convince them otherwise.
Snow in Florida? It could be coming soon.
