Apple CEO Cook Applauds March For Our Lives Movement
Apple CEO Tim Cook Tuesday applauded the March For Our Lives movement that took place over the weekend.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Tuesday applauded the March For Our Lives movement that took place over the weekend.
An Uber driver says he was following his mapping app when he took a wrong turn out of a Safeway parking lot in San Francisco and ended up driving down a flight of stairs.
The average price for gas in the Bay Area this month is $3.50, while the statewide average for March is $3.47.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey suspended Uber's self-driving vehicle testing privileges Monday in the wake of a pedestrian fatality in a Phoenix suburb last week.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department says it allowed federal deportation officers to enter the jail it operates and interview four inmates in violation of the agency's pro-immigrant sanctuary policies.
Apple is hoping to return to the head of the class in the competition to get high-tech products into U.S. classrooms.
A Sonoma County man is facing charges of animal abuse after one of his horses was found dead and a dozen others, severely malnourished.
Dozens of passengers bound for Graton Casino wound up on a terrifying trip on a Bay Area tour bus whose driver was dangerously intoxicated.
California's Attorney General is suing the Trump administration over a plan to bring immigration into census-taking.
Police were searching for three suspects they say stole a Lyft driver's car at gunpoint after an hour-long trip in and around Los Angeles.
A vehicle associated with a bizarre murder-drowning two weeks ago was pulled from the murky waters of Lake Merritt on Monday.
Students at Alameda's Encinal High were shaken over a freak accident at school softball game. A father sitting in the stands was crushed when a giant tree came crashing down.
A researcher for Bay Area tech giant Intel is remembering her special connection with the legendary physicist Stephen Hawking, who will be buried this Saturday at a private ceremony in Cambridge, England.
A former post-doctoral fellow at the University of California at Berkeley who was accused of inappropriately videotaping a student has been cleared of wrongdoing, his attorney announced Monday.
The leader of a secretive group in upstate New York turned female followers into brainwashed "slaves" who were branded with his initials and coerced into having sex, authorities alleged on Monday in a criminal complaint charging him with sex-trafficking.
