Election Day Becomes Day Off At Growing Number Of Tech Companies
Some big name tech companies in the Bay Area are offering employees a new perk: a day off to vote.
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Some big name tech companies in the Bay Area are offering employees a new perk: a day off to vote.
Bay Area school districts are battling for teachers and some school districts are going to great lengths to attract top talent.
Warren Buffett's company is taking an even bigger bite of Apple stock and adding to its sizeable stake in Phillips 66.
The last tower of the iconic Riviera Hotel and Casino is about to be reduced to rubble during an overnight implosion on the Las Vegas Strip.
California gun owners are trying to put several initiatives on the ballot to overturn strict gun control laws signed by Governor Jerry Brown last month.
Drivers of upcoming Audi vehicles could soon know how long they will be waiting for a red light to turn green.
Paper may be part of the future of bike safety.
Santa Cruz last week became the first U.S. city to pass a law requiring producers and retailers of prescription drugs to collect and dispose of any drugs patients don't want.
The International Olympic Committee is fending off massive cyberattacks during the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
Hyatt, Sheraton, Marriott and Westin hotels in 10 states and the District of Columbia may have been targeted by hackers for months.
Recently, the word 'Autopilot' has gotten lost in translation on Tesla's Chinese website, prompting confusion, complaints and even accidents.
Activist groups, including the NAACP, say the owners attempting to evict Iris Canada, who has lived in the building since the 1940s should be charged with elder abuse.
If approved, Squaw Valley Real Estate would be allowed to add nearly 1,500 motel rooms, condos, time shares and retail space in Olympic Valley over the next 25 years.
Fertilizer runoff, combined with the ongoing drought, is contributing to toxic blue-green algae blooms in California.
A Silicon Valley internet mogul who made $300 million at the age of 25 and appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" as a highly eligible bachelor was sentenced Friday to a year in jail for violating his probation in a domestic violence case.
