Lyft Shaves Its Moustache
The ride-hailing service says it will replace the old Glowstache with dashboard beacons that communicate with customer smartphones.
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The ride-hailing service says it will replace the old Glowstache with dashboard beacons that communicate with customer smartphones.
The trend toward legalized marijuana in the U.S. now has more than half the states allowing either recreational or medicinal use of pot. But potential gun owners who use marijuana can't legally buy a gun.
Denver has approved a first-in-the-nation law allowing people to use marijuana in bars and restaurants.
Cybersecurity is a necessary precaution for all small businesses in this day and age. Don't find yourself unprepared for cyberattacks.
Google wants to make digitizing your many boxes of old photo prints as easy as opening an app.
Tinder, the dating app that lets singles scroll, swipe, match and meet up, is giving its users new gender options besides 'male' and 'female.'
Solano County sheriff's deputies are looking for witnesses to the shooting of a driver on Interstate Highway 80 near Vallejo on Friday afternoon.
The Homeland Security Department wants the technology industry to begin making millions of internet- connected devices secure from hacking.
Legislation that would impose stricter time limits on short-term rentals is headed to the Board of Supervisors for a vote on Tuesday despite recent efforts by Airbnb to take a more conciliatory tone.
It's not a feature they're advertising: tens of thousands of cheap smartphones are reportedly sending all user text messages to China every three days.
Civil liberty groups in San Francisco are expressing concern increased surveillance on local minority groups could take place under a Trump presidency.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors Tuesday passed a resolution that supports a moratorium on building the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Many residents along the Bay Area's pricey Peninsula have been dealing with roof rats.
Mazda is recalling almost 70,000 RX-8 sports cars in the U.S. to fix possible fuel leaks that can cause fires.
Twitter, long criticized as a hotbed for online harassment, is expanding ways to curb the amount of abuse users see.
