Google Founder Larry Page Hopes Alphabet Spells Innovation
Google founder Larry Page is hoping his newly created company called Alphabet becomes synonymous with innovation.
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Google founder Larry Page is hoping his newly created company called Alphabet becomes synonymous with innovation.
Retail shops are being installed in BART stations around the Bay Area, eventually allowing riders to do everything from buying makeup to dropping off laundry and dry cleaning.
Just as iconic as the Golden Gate Bridge are the Marin Headlands that tower above it. The views from here are spectacular and, no doubt, that was on the minds of the people who bought a certain piece of property.
The campaign to put California among the states where marijuana can be sold to and legally used by adults for recreation is moving forward with the filing of ballot language backed by Napster co-founder Sean Parker.
Volkswagen cheated a second time on emissions tests, programming about 10,000 cars with larger diesel engines to emit fewer pollutants during tests than in real-world driving.
Hewlett-Packard officially split into two companies Monday - HP Inc. (HPQ) which will sell personal computers and printers, and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) which will focus on business computer systems and services.
Next time you fly here's some advice: be careful about what you do with your boarding pass.
Super Bowl 50 is expected to draw a million cellphone-packing visitors to San Francisco. Wireless providers are racing to beef up service and that's coming at the expense of some unhappy residents.
The EPA may ban the use of chlorpyrifos, a widely used insecticide that is sprayed on a variety of crops including oranges, apples, cherries, grapes, broccoli and asparagus.
HP Inc. will sell personal computers and printers; Hewlett Packard Enterprise will sell commercial computer systems, software and tech services.
While San Francisco has a progressive reputation, a new study finds many women are being taken for a ride, trying to get their cars fixed.
A woman who jumped out of her Lyft ride and broke her ankle because she feared she was being kidnapped on Thursday night in San Francisco actually had a deaf driver who didn't know she was talking to him, police said Friday.
Chevron announced Friday the company is going to cut up to 7,000 jobs over the next couple of years in orders to save billions of dollars.
ESPN has ended the Grantland website five months after founding editor Bill Simmons left the company.
Raiders owner Mark Davis made a surprise appearance at an NFL-sponsored town hall meeting Thursday night and said he is still committed to keeping his team in Oakland.
