Berkeley Passes Nation's First Radiation Warning For New Cellphones
The city council of Berkeley voted to pass a cellphone "right to know" law Tuesday, making it the first safety ordinance of its kind in the country.
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The city council of Berkeley voted to pass a cellphone "right to know" law Tuesday, making it the first safety ordinance of its kind in the country.
California's epic drought is reshaping golf courses statewide. Many of California's more than 860 golf courses have jumped at turf reduction rebate programs run by water agencies.
Already a vital distributor of news content, the social media website Facebook just got more powerful with the launch of Instant Article Wednesday.
Silicon Valley fashion week kicked off Tuesday with drones and humans showing off what passes for fashion in the tech industry.
A new app that pulls information off the internet to improve the average email has even the creator calling the new technology "creepy."
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera Tuesday sent a letter to McDonald's Corp. warning of potential legal action due to ongoing problems with drug sales and other public nuisances at the Haight Street McDonald's restaurant.
Gas prices in California are currently averaging $3.73 per gallon, an increase of 63 cents since April 14, according to AAA.
As San Francisco-based Uber is set to become the most valuable tech startup since Facebook, a reporter goes undercover to find out how much drivers of the ridesharing company get to take home.
Craig Stevens is accused of conning investors out of more than $4 million as part of a scheme to sell fake In-N-Out Burger franchises in the Middle East.
When Reverend Jesse Jackson put dozens of investors with money to spend and bright African-American and Latino entrepreneurs with start-ups to fund in a room together sparks fly and magic happened.
Move over iPad. An Oakland-based group of computer engineers unveiled CHIP, "the world's first $9 computer," capable of surfing the web and then some.
Intel has pledged $5 million over the next five years to create a pilot project Oakland schools that will produce hundreds of computer scientists.
Gap is one of many companies struggling with the impact of the strong dollar as sales in foreign currencies amount to less once they are translated back into U.S. dollars.
AOL owns The Huffington Post, TechCrunch, Engadget, MAKERS and AOL.com.
Jeremiah Espino, 52, of Sanger, suffered severe injuries in the April 17 blast and died at a hospital on Monday afternoon.
