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The Mission Bay Alliance made its latest challenge to a proposed Golden State Warriors arena in San Francisco Thursday, suing over an agreement the University of California at San Francisco Medical Center reached with the Warriors in October.
After reports of several fires involving hoverboards, including at least one in the Bay Area, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said they are looking into the safety of the popular holiday toys.
Just Mayo says it will get to keep its name, a decision that caps a rollercoaster year for the vegan spread that has rattled the egg industry.
Martin Shkreli, the former hedge fund manager under fire for buying a pharmaceutical company and ratcheting up the price of a life-saving drug, is in custody following a securities probe.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk launched a billion dollar non-profit that aims to keep the world safe from an artificial intelligence takeover.
Cookie lovers will love this news: Girl Scouts are going digital, and everything from Samoas to Thin Mints are being sold online through local scouts.
Henrik Fisker, best known for the Fisker Karma, plans to unveil his $300,000 automotive oeuvre d'art at the Detroit Auto Show, in January.
Safeway is investigating the possibility of thieves placing card skimmers at several grocery stores.
The Fairmont Hotel announced their exclusive, luxury game day experience.
California unveiled precedent-setting draft rules Wednesday that would slow the public's access to self-driving cars of the future until regulators are confident the technology is safe.
State drought regulators have backed off a plan to withhold water from farms and cities in favor of an endangered species of salmon.
The annual breakdown released Wednesday ranks the inquiries that triggered the biggest spikes in traffic on Google's dominant search engine, excluding queries about sexually explicit subjects.
Security researcher says he discovered publicly accessible usernames, email addresses and other personal information after doing random searches, CNET reports...
While Yahoo considers spinning off its core internet business as its stock drops considerably, the company threw a lavish holiday party that reportedly cost millions.
