HBO Cancels San Francisco-Based Series 'Looking'
The show - which is based on gay friends living in San Francisco - was well-loved by critics, but ultimately, it's viewership wavered too much to sustain itself. However, there's a twist.
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The show - which is based on gay friends living in San Francisco - was well-loved by critics, but ultimately, it's viewership wavered too much to sustain itself. However, there's a twist.
Jury deliberations began Wednesday in a high-profile sex discrimination lawsuit that has shined a light on the gross underrepresentation of women in the technology and venture capital sectors of Silicon Valley.
San Mateo County leaders are exploring the possible reasons why there has been a significant drop in the number of homeless people on the Peninsula.
The Massachusetts-based company creates permanently wet slippery surfaces that allow viscous liquids to slide easily.
NASA revealed its plans Wednesday to fly robotic spacecraft to asteroids by the end of the decade.
The housing market is crazy here in the Bay Area, so a career in real estate may be a good fit. CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger on the new hot job. (3/25/15)
Kraft is expected to undergo cost-cutting under the management of 3G Capital. John Cahill, CEO of Kraft, noted that the new management would drive a "much leaner organization."
According to a new study, our universe is bound to be ripped to shreds in the next tens of billions of years -- a relatively short span of time in the cosmological scale of things.
An East Bay dog owner has been in tears for days after she says a jogger in Kensington viciously and intentionally attacked her 2-year-old pug, killing it with a swift kick to the head.
Rumors had already been flying that the legendary Bay Area band would be playing the San Francisco area on their tour.
In Brawley, California, where unemployment rates are among the highest in the country, a group of high schoolers are taking measures to fight hunger in their home town as well as around the world.
Inspired by assisting a deaf classmate when he was in high school, Marlton School's teacher Joe Rivera continues to triumph in his Los Angeles-based classroom using real-world examples in his lectures.
Computer coding is helping at-risk sixth graders at James Denman Middle School in San Francisco learn math and science while also keeping them out of gangs.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control said PayPal didn't adequately screen transactions so it could detect those by people or entities subject to sanctions against Iran, Cuba and Sudan.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris is reportedly moving to prevent a ballot proposal criminalizing sodomy and allowing the death penalty for anyone who "touches another person of the same gender for purposes of sexual gratification" from ever appearing on the California ballot, according to Patrick McGreevy of the Los Angeles Times.
