Twitter Rolls Out #StarWarsEmojis Ahead Of 'The Force Awakens' Release
If you thought the Internet had run out of ways to hype the release of the next "Star Wars" movie, you were wrong.
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If you thought the Internet had run out of ways to hype the release of the next "Star Wars" movie, you were wrong.
Yahoo and Microsoft will keep working together on search, but Yahoo is getting more control over the how its search page looks and works.
If 2015 was the year El Nino conditions never came, 2016 may be the year California's long-awaited wet weather pattern finally arrives.
Protests by Japanese-American groups has pushed an East Coast auction house to cancel a planned sale of 450 photos and artifacts from World War II camps.
Fire rips through a San Jose restaurant causing major damage and heartbreak.
Shares of online crafts marketplace Etsy are surging in its debut as publicly traded company.
In advance of the 50th ACM Awards this Sunday, Radio.com has compiled a who's who of nominated country artists to help you follow along.
Apple is expanding its environmental efforts by investing in a new Chinese solarpower project and preserving 36,000 acres of "sustainable" timberland in Maine and North Carolina.
Dierks Bentley's songs have struck a chord with not only country fans but fellow artists as well. Kip Moore and Darius Rucker weigh in.
A broken fire hydrant shot over 120,000 gallons of water into the sky for more than two hours early Thursday morning.
The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 2.4 earthquake has struck in the South Bay.
Anyone planning a trip to the beach or going into Bay Area waters later this week should be cautious of a large swell expected along the coast, according to the U.S. Coast Guard and National Weather Service.
With everything from outdoor tiki patio bars to dance clubs, the San Francisco Bay Area is one of the best spots in the world for gay bars.
Harmon Hall now sits vacant and locked up just across Old Mason Street from the former military air field. But in 1975 it was the first U.S. home for orphaned children from the war, including three little girls who reflected on their 40 year journey with KPIX 5.
