Oracle's Ellison Calls NSA Surveillance 'Absolutely Essential' For U.S. Security
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison said the National Security Agency's surveillance program is "absolutely essential" in the war against terrorism.
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Oracle CEO Larry Ellison said the National Security Agency's surveillance program is "absolutely essential" in the war against terrorism.
A San Francisco Whole Foods Market was evacuated this afternoon because of refrigeration unit that was leaking gas, a fire department employee said.
Photo identification will now be required to buy nail polish remover at CVS stores and nail salons in California, as well as in other states.
Changes are underway at two Oakland hotels known for sex trafficking and child prostitution and the city attorney is ready for a fresh start.
Asiana Airlines Inc. has offered $10,000 to each of the 288 surviving passengers of the flight that crash landed in San Francisco last month.
High-tech entrepreneur Elon Musk is known for his Tesla electric cars and space rockets, but on Monday, Musk will announce a new plan to redefine long-distance travel.
A judge has dismissed a shareholders lawsuit against computer maker Hewlett-Packard and its former CEO Mark Hurd, saying that a company's standards of business conduct amount to "puffery" that can't be used in securities fraud lawsuits.
Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, has sold $91 million worth of shares in the social networking company.
A component of California's landmark offensive against greenhouse gas emissions is not sitting well with some environmental groups.
Commuters will get a 60-day reprieve from a potential Bay Area Rapid Transit strike. At a court hearing in San Francisco Superior Court, a judge granted an injunction requested by Gov. Jerry Brown to prevent a strike by union BART employees.
Two banks are suing the city of Richmond over its plan to invoke eminent domain to help struggling homeowners refinance into new mortgages in line with their homes' current value.
The Bay Area Rapid Transit Agency and two of its largest unions have returned to the bargaining table, as a cooling-off period that would avert a possible train strike on Monday looms.
California Gov. Jerry Brown said Friday that he planned to seek a court order for 60-day cooling off period on Sunday if the Bay Area Rapid Transit contract dispute is not resolved by then.
Samsung will not be allowed to import certain smartphones and tablets, following a ruling by the U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday.
Yahoo's recently completed acquisition of Internet blogging service Tumblr includes an $81 million payment to Tumblr founder David Karp as long as he remains on the job for the next four years.
