Facebook Hiring 3,000 To Review Videos Of Crime And Suicide
Facebook says it will hire another 3,000 people to review videos of crime and suicides following murders shown live.
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Facebook says it will hire another 3,000 people to review videos of crime and suicides following murders shown live.
Tourism officials in Salt Lake City are hoping a new campaign helps clear up what they say are misconceptions about their city held by some Golden State Warriors players.
Ever since Californians voted to legalize marijuana, more people are embracing it - especially women.
As Apple's stash of cash grows, so does the possibility that the company will use some of the money for a huge acquisition that would expand its empire beyond iPhones and other gadgets.
A San Francisco chef has won one of the culinary world's top prizes.
Interns at top Silicon Valley tech companies are being well compensated, earning thousands of dollars a month, according to a new analysis.
California Senate Democrats on Monday proposed a significant overhaul of the state's cap-and-trade program.
A tentative deal was reached between screenwriters and producers Tuesday, averting a strike that could have crippled TV and film production...
A California farmer's irrigation water contained the very same salty compounds found in wastewater produced by dozens of nearby oil wells.
The city's famed Beefeater is marking his 40th anniversary at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel this week.
Singapore Airlines officials announced Monday that bio-fuel produced from used cooking oil will help power its Airbus A350-900 on the nearly 17-hour flight between Singapore's Changi airport and San Francisco International.
SpaceX launched a top-secret spy satellite for the U.S. government Monday morning and then successfully landed the booster for recycling.
Several weeks after NFL owners approved the Oakland Raiders move to Las Vegas, the team has reportedly closed on land that could be used for a new stadium.
The federal appeals court ruling to uphold "net neutrality" means the rules favored by consumer groups but despised by telecom companies will remain in place for now.
Record snowfall in Tahoe this ski season means some resorts will stay open late this year, with at least one resort saying it would stay open until July.
