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It seems like a long way from the plush high-tech lifestyle of San Francisco to life on the streets, but it's not. It's right next door.
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It seems like a long way from the plush high-tech lifestyle of San Francisco to life on the streets, but it's not. It's right next door.
If the mere idea of a smart watch seems like a waste of money, get ready to be flabbergasted because a luxury watch maker is selling a $75,000 diamond-encrusted version of Apple's newest gadget.
Researchers at Stanford University have launched a new app that lets iPhone users measure the health of their hearts and could help scientists study ways to prevent and treat heart disease.
All eyes were focused on the watch, but Apple CEO Tim Cook also unveiled a new MacBook and announced other deals at a company event Monday in San Francisco.
The National Park Service has a plan the could move to the ferry service to Alcatraz from from Embarcadero to Fort Mason in the Marina District where some residents are fuming.
A carpenter was let go from his job after saving a wild raccoon at the San Francisco construction site where he worked.
With little snowfall for the last two winter seasons, business has fallen for Lake Tahoe's ski resorts and one of them is already looking to the summer for new revenue as the U.S. Forest Service has tentatively approved a major plans to expand its summer attractions—including a mountain coaster. Some environmentalists, however, say it will have have an negative impact.
With Tim Cook's big Apple Watch unveiling just moments away, here's a look at some of the prototypes that didn't make the final cut, but deserve an A for effort (and certainly cleverness).
Apple CEO Tim Cook got in some extra sleep before he's expected to unveil the company's newest device and make the case for why it's a must-have gadget.
Three reasons the Apple Watch will finally move the needle in the smartwatch industry -- and three reasons it might not.
A new concept in renewable energy is catching fire across the country, allowing customers who might find solar panels too expensive or impractical to buy green energy anyway.
Youth baseball players who were locked out of their normal playing fields at the Tesoro oil refinery in Martinez will be able to begin using the fields on Saturday, the league president said Friday.
Watch your back, Hooters. Your position as the premiere Bay Area restaurant chain for pub food with a side of sexy server is about to face a big challenge.
With International Women's Day just around the corner, Jill Schlesinger has tips for women to close the pay gap.
Lyft is digging itself out of a public relations mess after angry drivers claim the ride-sharing company failed to deliver a $1,000 bonus advertised to new recruits and those referring them.
