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PayPal has pulled out of Facebook's digital currency project, known as Libra, a blow to the social media company that has faced stronger-than-expected scrutiny over its proposed creation of an alternative payments system.
California is trying to stop the use of deceptively edited videos and audio aimed at influencing elections.
The former owner of a California wine business was sentenced to 5 months in prison Friday for his role in the college admissions scheme.
Mark Zuckerberg said he "understands" where Bernie Sanders is coming from when the Democratic presidential candidate says billionaires shouldn't exist.
Marc Benioff says "capitalism, as we know it, is dead," and it is time for a new form of capitalism that focuses more on societal good.
The city of Pleasant Hill has agreed to sell a quarter-acre of residential real estate to Habitat for Humanity for the low, low price of just $10 so the nonprofit can construct affordable housing.
HP Inc.'s new CEO has unveiled the company's latest plan to streamline its operations — one that envisions cutting its workforce by as much as 16% over the next three years.
The U.S. government's highway safety agency is gathering information on reports of malfunctions with a Tesla feature that lets drivers summon their cars in parking lots.
An animal rights group says Whole Foods Market has filed for a restraining order to ban them from all their California locations, in wake of a protest in San Francisco earlier this week.
The city of San Francisco could revisit a plan to open safe injection sites for drug users, after a federal judge's ruling.
Tesla's delivery numbers fell short of the 100,000 cars CEO Elon Musk hoped to deliver for the three months ending in September.
Twitter removed a video meme President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday after getting a copyright complaint about the video, which contained an altered music clip from the rock band Nickelback.
The top European court has ruled Facebook and other internet companies can be forced to remove certain content worldwide.
Non-farm employment is expected to grow through the end of the year in most regions of the Bay Area, according to a forecast released Wednesday by Beacon Economics, an economic research firm based in Los Angeles.
PG&E claims an above-ground gas pipeline running through a park near Lafayette is safe, but some old emails from the company surfaced that have neighbors wondering if the utility can be trusted.
