Berkeley 'Soda Tax' Leading To Reduced Sugary Drink Consumption, Study Finds
People in Berkeley cutting down on sugary drinks since the so-called "soda tax" went into effect, according to a new study.
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People in Berkeley cutting down on sugary drinks since the so-called "soda tax" went into effect, according to a new study.
California lawmakers are sending a measure to Gov. Jerry Brown to remove the state sales tax on tampons and other feminine hygiene products.
Ford is recalling more than 88,000 cars and SUVs in North America because the engines can stall without warning due to a fuel pump problem.
A lawsuit filed in court accuses Silicon Valley high tech giant Hewlett-Packard of purging its older employees "to make the company younger."
California voters likely won't get the chance to decide whether to continue observing daylight saving time.
The cost of life saving EpiPens has soared 400% since its maker Mylan acquired the product in 2007, and now Congress wants to know why.
Tesla Motors says a new version of the Model S electric car is the quickest production car in the world from zero to 60 miles per hour.
Rumor has it that Apple will be following in Samsung's footsteps when it releases its next generation of iPhones.
Tesla Motors says a version of the Model S electric car is now the quickest production car in the world from zero to 60 miles per hour.
France and Germany pushed Tuesday for Europe-wide rules requiring the makers of encrypted messaging apps such as Telegram to help governments monitor communications among suspected extremists.
San Francisco's first Lego store is opening Friday and will have special giveaways through the weekend.
McDonald's is recalling 29 million Happy Meal fitness bands after dozens of kids developed skin irritation and burns.
The on-demand car pioneer recently bought a company that's designing autonomous big rigs and it'll soon be testing self-driving passenger cars in the race among transportation rivals.
WikiLeaks' global crusade to expose government secrets is causing collateral damage to the privacy of hundreds of innocent people, including survivors of sexual abuse, sick children and the mentally ill, The Associated Press has found.
Using algorithms and network analysis tools, a new study found that opponents of ISIS are taking to Twitter to denounce the notorious terrorist group's violent messages.
