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Three officers of a mortgage company have been arrested for allegedly operating a mortgage fraud scheme that mostly targeted seniors and resulted in losses of more than $7 million.
Saturday was guided tour day for neighbors of the San Rafael Rock Quarry. It's an annual event that lets them descend into the quarry itself and just gawk at it.
Harvest season has begun in the Napa Valley but the $160 billion wine industry could dry up if something isn't done to combat a changing climate.
Cosmic Crisp is the first apple ever bred in Washington state, which grows the majority of the United States' apples and, already, growers of the new variety have planted 12 million trees.
A critical deadline for wildfire victims is approaching but many of those eligible for the help may not know it.
IBM is teaming up with San Jose State University in an exclusive agreement to prepare students and faculty for the newest emerging technologies.
A grand jury in Northern California has indicted three people on charges that they ran a statewide mortgage scam that defrauded often elderly or financially struggling victims of $7 million.
A Google affiliate started using drones Friday to deliver customers' Walgreens and FedEx purchases in a test being run in a Virginia town.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is calling on the senate to pass immigration reform legislation after a bill recently passed the House of Representatives.
Facebook is gifting $25 million to Santa Clara County for the county to use on new teacher and school staff homes.
Mark Hurd, CEO of Oracle and former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, two of Silicon Valley's most storied companies, has died. He was 62.
Netflix has released a movie based on the so-called Panama Papers despite an attempt by two lawyers to stop the streaming premiere.
The Aircraft Noise Tracker, available to the public, gives users a near-real-time look at flight tracks and noise levels around the airport.
Juul Labs will stop selling fruit and dessert flavors for its electronic cigarettes.
A privacy-focused US senator is introducing sweeping legislation on Thursday that imposes sharp penalties on companies and executives who fail to protect consumer data.
