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All new cars and light trucks would be able to talk wirelessly with each other, with traffic lights and with other roadway infrastructure under a rule the Transportation Department proposed Tuesday.
The self-driving car project that Google started seven years ago has grown into a company called Waymo.
Twitter has restored a white nationalist group leader's personal account less than a month after the social media company suspended it.
A computer science graduate student has been charged with conducting a denial-of-service attack on a San Francisco chat-service company.
Leaders from Silicon Valley's biggest tech-companies are meeting with President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday.
A massive project to modernize medical record-keeping for California prison inmates has more than doubled in cost from original estimates to nearly $400 million in just three years.
Google and the Cuban government signed a deal Monday allowing the internet giant to provide faster access to its data.
The use of a controversial weed killer has grown in California and the world, but you won't know anytime soon if any residue is found on your produce.
There was a lot of buzz surrounding the state's biggest pot fair this weekend in Santa Rosa.
Tillerson's nomination as the country's top diplomat would be the Trump administration's most concrete outreach yet to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, star of the new "Celebrity Apprentice," is unfazed President-elect Trump has producer's stake in show.
Is it safe to use oilfield wastewater to irrigate crops? A consultant hired by the water district that's selling the water to farmers has just finished a third round of tests on produce.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has chosen Apple CEO Tim Cook to deliver its 2017 commencement address.
Officials turned the first shovels at 10 a.m. at First and Mission streets for the two-tower Oceanwide Center, a mix of offices, condominiums and hotel.
Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg says she doesn't think misinformation spread on the social media platform swayed the election in favor of President-elect Donald Trump.
