Cybersecurity Experts: Yahoo Password Breach May Have Far-Reaching Consequences
Cybersecurity experts worry that the record-breaking haul of password data from Yahoo could be used to open locks up and down the web.
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Cybersecurity experts worry that the record-breaking haul of password data from Yahoo could be used to open locks up and down the web.
Looking to curb distracted driving in California, Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation that expands restrictions on cellphone use behind the wheel.
The U.S. Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit accusing a fast-growing Silicon Valley software company of systematically discriminating against Asian job applicants.
Waste bags that convert poop into compost are being made available to dog owners in San Francisco.
A report on New York City Airbnb rentals has found cases of air mattresses in kitchens, bunk beds in dining areas and listings for up to 32 people.
The Palo Alto City Council will consider an ordinance Monday evening that would adjust its minimum wage ordinance to provide a $15 hourly rate by 2019.
Sales of new homes fell in all regions of the country except the West. The median price of a new home sold in August was $284,000.
Several colleges in California have recently been caught abusing the system. KPIX 5 has learned Homeland Security wants to shut another one down.
Unregistered voters can now register by text message thanks to 'Hello Vote.'
Social media app Snapchat is introducing video-recording glasses called Spectacles and is changing its company name to Snap Inc.
Management at San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower plan to install devices surrounding the luxury tower to collect soil data.
Google confirmed that one of the company's self-driving cars was involved in an accident Friday afternoon on city streets in Mountain View.
Five Bay Area cities will be voting on whether to implement rent control in November, but a California law has long-restricted rent control statewide.
California parents now have a new tool to protect kids from identity theft thanks to a new law just signed on Friday by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Twitter's stock surged Friday following a report that the social media company, forever struggling in Facebook's shadow, is close to a sale.
