California May Beef Up Electric Car Mandate
A California lawmaker told The Associated Press on Friday that she's introducing legislation to require that 15 percent of new vehicles be emission-free in less than a decade.
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A California lawmaker told The Associated Press on Friday that she's introducing legislation to require that 15 percent of new vehicles be emission-free in less than a decade.
Kate Downing dropped the bombshell that she was quitting during her last meeting as a Palo Alto planning commissioner, talking about the kids she wants to have.
Medical marijuana will remain illegal -- at least in the eyes of the federal government.
The owner of Berkeley's now-bankrupt Premier Cru wine shop admits he defrauded customers of at least $45 million to finance his lavish lifestyle.
The peak of the San Francisco rental insanity appears to be behind us.
The first-ever California Nitrogen Assessment evaluates the impact of nitrates from fertilizers on the human and natural environment.
Macy's plans to close about 100 stores next year and boost its online investments, the nation's largest department store chain said Thursday, as it tries to become more nimble in an increasingly fierce market.
Snapchat has removed a filter for photos that some say promoted racist Asian stereotypes.
The Obama administration will keep marijuana on the list of the most dangerous drugs, despite growing popular support for legalization, but will allow more research into its possible medical benefits, the Drug Enforcement Administration announced Thursday.
Police in Berkeley have issued a warning to players of the popular Pokémon Go smartphone game after at least three people were robbed.
Delta Air Lines is spending $150 million this year on technology upgrades, including a better mobile app. But what CEO Ed Bastian never saw coming was a vulnerability to its reservations and operations servers that would cripple his airline for days.
A victim of last year's Berkeley balcony collapse is speaking out about the worst night of her life and what the state can do to prevent future catastrophes.
Justice may have been served, but who will pay the fines?
A Canadian woman filed a class-action lawsuit claiming players have flooded her home ever since it became the site of a Pokemon gym.
A member of Palo Alto's planning and transportation commission resigned this week, citing the city's increasingly unaffordable housing, but not before criticizing city leaders over their handling of the housing crisis.
