How A Trump Administration Could Shape The Internet
Under a President Donald Trump, cable and phone companies could gain new power to influence what you do and what you watch online - not to mention how much privacy you have while you're at it.
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Under a President Donald Trump, cable and phone companies could gain new power to influence what you do and what you watch online - not to mention how much privacy you have while you're at it.
A teenage purveyor of fake news cracked open his laptop and laid out his case for why lying is more lucrative than the truth.
California's environmentalists urge lawmakers to require water cutbacks for farmers, who use 80 percent of the state's water.
There may be a roadblock in the return process for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone.
Facebook's plans include building dorms as well as two more large office buildings and a hotel.
A team of auditors poured over financial records at Levi Stadium Thursday for a second time.
The creator of "Full House" has reportedly bought the iconic San Francisco home used in the hit 1980s sitcom.
Eight people have been convicted in federal court in San Jose for their roles in a scheme that sold more than 4 million bottles of a counterfeit energy drink.
"I would love to get involved, whether it's in a couple little startups here and there, take a little risk, have some fun and see where it goes," Phelps said
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has announced a plan to crack down on the "most toxic users" of a forum on the site used to discuss President-elect Donald Trump.
The roar from airplanes headed to San Francisco International Airport is disturbing communities on the ground.
The rate of earthquakes in Oklahoma has dropped dramatically since late May, when the state limited wastewater injections into energy wells, an Associated Press statistical analysis shows.
A Kansas man who answered a Craigslist ad to donate sperm so two women could have a baby together is not legally the child's father and isn't required to provide financial support.
There are millions of dead trees in the Sierra Nevada – that's the bad news. But, all those dead trees mean a biomass-energy plant in the Central Valley will stay in business for another five years.
The CEO of Levi's is asking customers and employees not to bring guns into its stores, offices or facilities, even in states where it's legal.
