Cracked iPhone Screen? Apple Sanctions More Places To Fix It
There may soon be more places to get an Apple-sanctioned fix for a cracked iPhone screen.
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There may soon be more places to get an Apple-sanctioned fix for a cracked iPhone screen.
Uber and Lyft, the two biggest rideshare companies, are telling their drivers they are willing to compromise with a proposal that includes a minimum wage of $21 per hour.
Tesla owners in California can now buy insurance from the electric car company in what may be the first step toward the unconventional automaker providing coverage for a fleet of driverless taxis.
A settlement has been tentatively reached in a lawsuit involving tenants of the sinking Millennium Tower in downtown San Francisco.
Apple apologized on Wednesday for letting contractors listen to commands that users give to its voice assistant Siri.
Facebook is tightening its rules around political advertising ahead of the 2020 U.S. presidential elections, an acknowledgement of previous misuse.
Recognizing the permit and approval process for so-called "granny units" as onerous, expensive, and time-consuming, the city of San Jose has streamlined the steps and cut red tape.
The hugely popular Popeyes chicken sandwiches are nowhere to be found in San Francisco, or anywhere in the country, for that matter.
Former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski was indicted on 33 counts Tuesday, charged with stealing self-driving car technology from the company shortly before he joined Uber's efforts to catch up in the high-stakes race to build self-driving vehicles.
Hospital giant Kaiser Permanente would have to disclose more financial information about its hospitals under a bill that has cleared the California Legislature.
Starting September 7, runway 28 Left (28L) is going out of service for major, extended repairs. For 20 days, heavy wide-body aircraft will have only one runway to use.
Touted as the most technologically advanced and luxurious arena in the country, Chase Center was shown off to the media Monday.
After nearly 40 years, the Bay Area's rock n' roll radio station KFOG 104.5 will be signing off.
San Jose held its annual Pride Parade Sunday morning and what began as a people-oriented gathering has become a company event.
