Pier 1 Recalls Quarter Million Swing Chairs Due To Fall Risk
Pier 1 is recalling about 276,000 outdoor swing chairs and stands after reports from customers that they fell off them and were hurt.
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Pier 1 is recalling about 276,000 outdoor swing chairs and stands after reports from customers that they fell off them and were hurt.
California air quality regulators are rejecting Volkswagen's recall plan to fix vehicles including the Beetle and Jetta that were programmed to trick government emissions tests.
Get your passports in order. Travel from the West Coast to Europe is about to get a lot cheaper this summer.
Following a social media firestorm over the lack of the character "Rey" in a new "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" Monopoly Game, Disney will unveil new merchandise highlighting Rey...
Residents in Santa Cruz County are warned to be aware of a scam targeting people with Microsoft computers.
With the Powerball Lottery jackpot soaring over $1.5 billion Tuesday, thoughts turned to what could be purchased by the winner.
Starting Monday the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is launching an on-demand transit service called Flex, where riders can request shuttle buses using a smart phone app or on an Internet-connected computer.
San Francisco health officials will be cracking down on unpermitted food vendors as thousands of visitors descend on the city for Super Bowl 50 festivities.
As Google's self-driving vehicles have become an increasingly common sight on Bay Area roadways, Ford announced they are testing autonomous cars in snowy environments.
Teska's latest software update features "Summon" which allows owners to call their cars, almost like they call their pets.
After several fires involving battery-powered hoverboards, Stanford University researchers said they have developed lithium-ion batteries that shut down before being overheated.
San Francisco Supervisor David Campos is introducing new legislation that would require all single-person bathrooms in San Francisco to be gender-neutral.
San Francisco has become the most expensive place in the country to do business. It costs more to rent office space in The City than pricey Manhattan.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is ending its elephant acts a year and a half early, and will retire all of its touring elephants in May.
The price cuts may be reversed if driver's earnings fall. The company is guaranteeing all San Francisco Bay Area drivers an hourly rate.
