Decline In Aspiring Lawyers Passing California Bar Exam Prompts Score Reset
The State Bar of California is proposing lowering the minimum score on the most recent licensing exam for attorneys amid an alarmingly low success rate.
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The State Bar of California is proposing lowering the minimum score on the most recent licensing exam for attorneys amid an alarmingly low success rate.
Ride-hailing service Lyft carried more passengers through June this year than it did in all of last year as it capitalized on missteps by Uber.
Social media giant Facebook was forced to shut down one of its artificial intelligent bot systems after it created its own language, according to tech industry reports Monday.
CalEclipse.org offers tips on how residents can reduce electricity usage during the eclipse and year-round.
Tenants at the American Steel Studios artist collective claim the new owners are using their artwork as a way to force them out.
Tesla Inc. delivered the new electric Model 3 compact car to its first customers at a Friday-night event staged at the company's Fremont factory.
People across the U.S. are demanding National Marine Sanctuaries and Monuments remain intact under the Trump administration.
Wells Fargo Bank admits that its auto insurance activity may have contributed to defaults that led to customers' vehicles being repossessed.
A Santa Fe woman is suing San Francisco-based Airbnb on a claim she was sexually assaulted by her host.
When Meg Whitman stepped down as chairwoman of Hewlett Packard Inc. there were rumors her next step would be as the new CEO for the troubled ride-hailing service Uber.
The electric car company's newest vehicle is set to go to its first 30 customers Friday evening.
The oil company, Phillips 66, wants to double the number of tankers bringing in crude oil to the Bay Area every year.
Palo Alto is cracking down on churches that are trying to offest costs by subletting their space.
As music consumption continues to shift towards smartphones and streaming, Apple has reportedly discontinued the iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle.
A judge has ordered Apple Inc. to pay more than $506 million in a patent infringement case brought by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation after the two sides agreed on final damages.
