Australian Teen Pleads Guilty To Hacking Apple's Computer Network
An Australian teen has reportedly pleaded guilty to hacking into the secure computer systems of Cupertino-based Apple.
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An Australian teen has reportedly pleaded guilty to hacking into the secure computer systems of Cupertino-based Apple.
Elon Musk is hurting.
Adobe Systems has plans to build a new high-rise office building in downtown San Jose that would connect via bridge to its existing headquarters.
Google has changed a help page that erroneously described how its "Location History" setting works, clarifying for users that it still tracks their location even if they turn the setting off.
Traffic-weary baseball fans could someday travel to and from Dodger Stadium on a public transportation system underneath Los Angeles — if Elon Musk's latest bold plan comes to fruition.
CEO Jack Dorsey is mulling deeper changes to the social media service that might limit the spread of fake news, misinformation and hate speech.
Marijuana cultivation and excise tax collections hit $48 million between April and June, well below the windfall envisioned by the state.
A man awarded $289 million after his cancer was linked to Monsanto's Roundup weedkiller product is likely to walk away with only a fraction of that amount.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that government regulators have subpoenaed Tesla as they dig deeper into CEO Elon Musk's recent disclosure about a potential buyout of the electric car maker.
Officials in Oakland on Wednesday were touting a new program that's helping increase the number of affordable rental units available for low-income families.
The A's are battling for a spot in the playoffs while fighting to fill thousands of empty seats.
Roads in the Bay Area are the worst in the state and in deteriorating condition, which is costing residents in the region thousands of dollars each year.
The popular burger chain, In-N-Out sent Seven Stills Brewing and Distillery an order to cease and desist over the beer name, In-N-Stout.
Twitter says it is suspending the account of the far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for one week after he violated the company's rules against inciting violence.
The Mayor of Palo Alto was still doing damage control Tuesday, two weeks after she made the mistake of dismissing the traffic gridlock many local residents suffer through.
