Uber Building Test Site For Self-Driving Cars Near Old Pittsburgh Steel Mill
Uber says it's expanding its Pittsburgh operations by testing self-driving cars at a former mill site in the city.
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Uber says it's expanding its Pittsburgh operations by testing self-driving cars at a former mill site in the city.
An elderly man and another man were arrested on Monday morning for engaging in a speed contest that resulted in a crash in Brentwood.
A young sea lion who recently survived a great white shark attack is recovering at its new home in Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo.
Apple Inc. will tell a federal judge this week in legal papers that its fight with the FBI over accessing a locked and encrypted iPhone should be kicked to Congress, rather than decided by courts, The Associated Press has learned.
President Barack Obama is reportedly vetting Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, a Northern California native, as a possible nominee to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia on the U.S. Supreme Court.
California's tax board voted Tuesday to lower the state excise tax on gasoline by 2.2 cents per gallon as of July 1.
Stephen Curry's ability to shoot and score from virtually anywhere on the basketball court is not just confounding defenders, but also video game programmers who can't seem to replicate his amazing range in the virtual world.
Small business owners are feeling optimistic and confident according to a new survey, and the Bay Area is no exception.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff has ordered grievance boxes be installed in his jails to allow inmates to file complaints anonymously.
If you have tickets to see Prince this Sunday in Oakland consider yourself lucky. Tickets for his upcoming solo-piano performance at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland sold out in a matter of seconds Wednesday.
Palo Alto police Wednesday arrested a man after a foot chase that forced the lockdown of several nearby schools.
U.S. Department of Justice officials will hold their first "listening session" in San Francisco's Silver Terrace neighborhood Wednesday evening as part of their collaborative review of the Police Department's policies and practices, police said.
A Central California college's school newspaper is getting national attention due to a controversial editorial.
Police and fire units responded to a report of a suspicious package in the city's Financial District Wednesday morning that shut down a busy intersection for about an hour.
Two men entered the theater -- one pointed a gun at a male employee, while a second suspect pointed a gun at the head of a female employee.
