New Smart Billboards Can 'See' You And Tell Advertisers Who Drives By
Clear Channel Outdoor America has launched Radar, a new way for billboards to see who is driving by and deliver that data to advertisers.
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Clear Channel Outdoor America has launched Radar, a new way for billboards to see who is driving by and deliver that data to advertisers.
Two Albuquerque New Mexico girls sold more than sixty boxes of Girl Scout cookies after setting up shop outside a medical marijuana dispensary, but officials say they broke the rules.
French authorities are investigating the death of a woman whose decomposing body was found in the garden of an Airbnb rental in suburban Paris.
T-shirts and other souvenirs that read "Yosemite National Park" are being pulled from the park's gift shops amid an ongoing trademark battle.
One of Google's self-driving cars crashed into a city bus a few miles from its Mountain View headquarters.
California's beloved almond crop is under attack, but it's not bugs, disease, or drought that's causing the problem – it's the falling price.
The ticket price to enter the 'happiest place on earth' is going to change and become a bit complicated.
Some might argue that Apple's allies are hypocrites when it comes to privacy.
A 97-year-old woman is pursuing a legal avenue to keep herself from being evicted from a Burlingame cottage she has lived in for most of her life.
The renewable energy ordinance would make San Francisco the first and only major city in the country to require the installation of solar panels on new buildings.
Apple employees are expected to move into a massive new office space in Cupertino nicknamed the "Spaceship campus" in early 2017.
Apple CEO Tim Cook defended his company's opposition to the FBI's iPhone-hacking plan at the company's annual shareholder meeting Friday.
A San Francisco startup that told workers it was cutting off the flow of alcohol in the workplace and issued an email asking them to refrain from sex at the office announced Friday it was cutting its workforce by 17 percent.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is criticizing employees for defacing messages supporting the Black Lives Matter movement at company headquarters.
A new report by two Bay Area racial justice organizations found significant racial disparities in mortgage lending in Oakland, as well as other California cities.
