San Francisco Startup Develops Lotto Ticket Buying App
A San Francisco company is working on an app that would allow users to pick lottery numbers and buy tickets over the phone.
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A San Francisco company is working on an app that would allow users to pick lottery numbers and buy tickets over the phone.
Three armed, masked robbers robbed a medical marijuana dispensary in Berkeley early Sunday.
A Santa Cruz man has died while wingsuit flying among remote cliffs on the Arizona-Utah border.
Supervisor Scott Wiener on Wednesday announced legislation that would make San Francisco the first city in the country to require companies to provide fully paid parental leave to employees.
Sesame Street's 46th season premieres Saturday at its new HBO address.
General Motors says it will add $4 billion to its stock buyback program and raise its quarterly dividend 6 percent to 38 cents per share.
Stocks dropped sharply again Wednesday with the shares of Silicon Valley tech giants Apple, Google, Yahoo and Facebook all closing much lower.
The cable news channel Al Jazeera is shutting down by the end of April.
A Palo Alto man is behind bars Wednesday for allegedly setting his former supervisor's home on fire.
News of the relocation of the NFL's St. Louis Rams back to Los Angeles has turned a spotlight on a San Francisco woman and her Twitter handle.
California's Department of Motor Vehicles on Tuesday released reports filed by seven companies the agency gave permission to test prototype vehicles in public.
Sylvester Stallone's Golden Globes blunder was an honest mistake, says "Creed" director Ryan Coogler.
A disgruntled former employee was arrested after allegedly setting his former boss's house on fire, according to Palo Alto police.
A new Space-X Falcon 9 rocket launch and landing recap released today captures the excitement felt when a team of hundreds accomplished what few believed was possible.
The lawsuit argues the phrase "In God We Trust" on U.S. money is unconstitutional and violates separation of church and state.