MySpace Extends Advertising Deal With Google
MySpace says it has extended its search and advertising deal with online search leader Google for several years.
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MySpace says it has extended its search and advertising deal with online search leader Google for several years.
Sharing your car with someone you don't know might seem risky. But two San Francisco companies are trying to make it safer and easier by helping arrange neighbor-to-neighbor car rentals.
Facebook's founder and CEO has been named Time's "Person of the Year" for 2010.
A group of women gathered at a PG&E office in San Rafael on Tuesday to protest the utility's installation of SmartMeters in Marin County.
A California mother of two and The Center for Science in the Public Interest are suing McDonald's Corp. to get the fast-food chain to stop using toys to market meals to young children.
A new tobacco ordinance passed in San Jose is aimed at preventing teens from lighting up. Retailers will now be charged an annual permit fee to pay for better regulation.
Office Depot has agreed to pay the city of San Francisco over four million dollars after accusations it systematically overcharged for supplies according to City Attorney Dennis Herrera.
The San Jose City Council Tuesday night approved a proposal to ban single-use plastic bags and prohibit retailers from giving out paper bags unless they have recycled content.
Yahoo confirmed multiple reports of more layoffs Tuesday, reducing its work force by 4 percent and as it handed out 600 layoff notices for the holidays.
San Jose could become the largest California city to ban disposable plastic bags.
Yahoo is preparing to lay off between 600 and 700 workers in the latest shake-up triggered by the Internet company's lackluster growth.
An alliance of automakers, utilities, regulators and clean-air advocates released an ambitious plan Monday to make California a national leader in accommodating electric vehicles.
A spam attack on Twitter showed why it's wise to use different passwords for Internet accounts.
It was a working weekend for San Francisco officials trying to sew up the City's bid to host the next America's Cup yachting series.
