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A Silicon Valley startup aims to bring food to your door like never before – in a self-driving car.
The town of Healdsburg has a unique development plan that could rake in millions in tax revenue and create affordable housing.
Former 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick has reportedly filed an application to trademark the slogan, "I'm with Kap," for a new clothing line.
More than half of Californians who responded in a newly released survey said the idea of attaining the American Dream is easier outside the Golden State.
Elon Musk may have walked away from his plan to take Tesla private, but he's not done throwing punches on Twitter.
The owner of a Texas company that makes untraceable 3D-printed guns said Tuesday that he has begun selling the blueprints.
Steve Jobs' widow and his sister are pushing back against a new blistering memoir written by the Apple cofounder's daughter, Lisa Brennan-Jobs.
Bay Area-based EA Sports has announced it will cancel three remaining Madden Classic qualifier events to review safety protocols after a deadly shooting last weekend at an event in Florida.
Debate over legislation to prevent California wildfires and allow utilities to pass along costs to ratepayers is going down to the final hours as the lawmakers face a crucial deadline on Tuesday.
In the 1960s, the Cal Neva hotel-casino owned by Frank Sinatra hosted Rat Packers Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and Peter Lawford, and stars like Marilyn Monroe.
Construction costs for new housing are going through the roof in San Francisco and developers are feeling the pinch.
More destructive fires, brutal heat waves and rising sea levels are just some of the effects of climate change according to a new study on climate change.
A piece of computer history dating back four decades is about to hit the auction block and is expected to fetch a six-figure price.
Shares of Tesla slipped on the first day of trading after the electric vehicle maker said it won't consider going private after all.
First it was a shocking tweet that Tesla would go private. Two weeks later it's never mind, the deal is off. "This whole ... episode has taken (Musk's) credibility close to zero," a business and law professor in Michigan said.
