Mountain View Library Encouraging Adults To Play With Legos On Their Lunch Breaks
Adults will get to play like kids on their lunch break in the Mountain View library next month.
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Adults will get to play like kids on their lunch break in the Mountain View library next month.
The decision stems from the disclosure of several private emails earlier this year between a PG&E executive and CPUC officials in a case over utility rates.
The biggest sunspot in a quarter century is now rotating toward Earth for the second month in a row, putting all of humanity in its sites for potential releases of radiation.
A New Mexico man was arrested on suspicion of DUI after he was found sleeping in his car that straddled the two left lanes of U.S. Highway 101 in San Rafael early Thursday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Two men at a San Francisco biotech startup are on a quest to deliver personal empowerment for women in the form of fruity-smelling genitals.
Congratulations. You're the owner of a shiny brand new super-sized Smartphone, with every app, every bell, every whistle you could possibly imagine. There's just one problem. Where do you carry it?
Some San Francisco Uber customers are going to get the ride of their lives, Friday, thanks to the rideshare company's partnership with Spotify.
Several students are being check out after a chemical spill at Stone Valley Middle School Thursday morning.
The creators of the security robots now patrolling the Silicon Valley say they are moving on after a previous high-profile business failure that resulted in bankruptcy, disappointed investors, and dashed hope for a depressed Indiana town.
The second in a triple header of weak storms to hit the Bay Area may hit harder than the first, bringing rain and even lightning and thunder to the region by Thursday afternoon.
UC Berkeley is known for having a politically active student body, but in the recent midterm election, students barely showed up to vote.
Tuition could be raised by as much as five percent in each of the next five years, unless the state boosts the university system's budget.
After President Obama makes his announcement on immigration reform tonight, he will sign the executive order into law at a ceremony in Las Vegas on Friday that will shield about 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. KCBS talks with law professor Bill Hing to discuss its impact on the Bay Area and beyond.
KCBS Anchor Larry Chiaroni shares his recipe for a no meat mincemeat pie for Thanksgiving…
Many people who have been on the 'National Do Not Call Registry' for years say at some point it started to feel like it just wasn't working.
