YouTube Shines Bright As Star Of Alphabet's Google Galaxy
As more advertising dollars flow to YouTube, it's making the already hugely profitable Google even more prosperous.
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As more advertising dollars flow to YouTube, it's making the already hugely profitable Google even more prosperous.
Sophie is in a unique position for the work that she does. She supports many young people who, like her, come from broken families.
Small business growth is best accompanied with newly hired employees to help carry out overwhelming tasks.
A 53-year-old man was convicted Wednesday of multiple felony counts for masturbating and exposing himself on BART trains on at least three separate occasions.
As cities look to cut their energy costs they're increasingly turning to the use of LED bulbs for street lights, despite increased concern that the "blue light" some LEDs omit can be bad for your sleep, lead to decreased visibility on roads and increase obesity.
The San Francisco District Attorney's office confirmed Thursday that a 17-year-old arrested in connection with June Jordan High school shooting has been charged with attempted murder.
Twitter announced that it will discontinue Vine, the mobile app where users can make short-form looping video clips.
Apple unveiled long-awaited updates to its Mac computers Thursday, aiming to spark consumer interest in a product line often overshadowed by newer gadgets like the iPad and iPhone.
Four additional charges of sexual abuse of minors were filed in Sonoma County Superior Court Thursday morning against a former employee of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley.
The Bay Area braced for another soaking as the first in a series of storm systems moved in early Thursday to kick off several days of rain.
California Department of Motor Vehicles officials said Thursday that a computer outage that has affected its offices across the state is again affecting Bay Area offices.
The cash-strapped National Parks system continues to look for new forms of revenue to help keep the parks maintained and open to the public, but a new proposal to allow alcohol companies to place their logos within the parks is getting the ire of health groups.
Billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson reportedly said he could walk away from a deal with the Oakland Raiders to build a new stadium in Las Vegas.
Congratulations are in order for the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Investigators are looking for someone who shot and killed a man who was found dead on an on-ramp to Interstate Highway 80 in Richmond early Thursday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.
