Feature Disabled After San Jose's 'Smart' Parking Meters Unexpectedly Reset, Leading To Tickets
Turns out some new 'smart' parking meters downtown have a quirky and aggravating defect. They reset to zero when a heavy truck goes by.
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Turns out some new 'smart' parking meters downtown have a quirky and aggravating defect. They reset to zero when a heavy truck goes by.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of a man who suffered traumatic injuries in an apparent fight near Interstate Highway 980 in Oakland, police said Thursday.
As Silicon Valley tech giants and major automakers push forward on automated vehicle technology, a new study finds some people could experience significant motion sickness in the advanced cars.
Apple is backtracking on its policy that banned construction workers with recent felonies at its new campus in Cupertino.
After several community meetings, a San Jose city commission has decided to endorse a controversial police drone. It's an important step for police who hope to convince the public to buy-in.
San Francisco crowdfunding site Indiegogo is hosting a fundraiser to help pay for the defense of a police officer caught on camera gunning down a fleeing suspect in South Carolina - after a rival site rejected the attempt.
David Sedlak, a UC Berkeley professor of civil and environmental engineering and author of the new book "Water 4.0," on how drinking treated sewage water could be the future.
Women are out-earning men in a few East Bay cities, according to a new study.
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo and Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors president Dave Cortese took part in a rally at San Jose State University Thursday to urge Congress to renew a $105 billion national transportation bill that expires next month.
A proposed California ballot initiative that calls for the execution of gay Californians is being met with outrage, disgust and a healthy sense of humor.
Alaska Airlines supports an employee's decision to boot a woman with cancer and her family off a flight from Hawaii to California for not having a note from her doctor clearing her to fly.
Police in San Jose are seeking the public's help in finding four burglars who have posed as utility workers to gain acceess to homes.
Doctors who work at University of California student health centers are staging a rare four-day strike to protest what they claim is the university's failure to negotiate a labor contract in good faith.
What used to be a waterway filled with plants and fish in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood is now essentially solid concrete.
Dozens of art exhibitions will flood Market Street starting Thursday as the public prepares to vote on which ones will become a permanent fixture in this rapidly changing San Francisco corridor.
