Why An Atheist Feels Guilty About His $100,000-Per-Year Bible App Business
A Salt Lake City businessman and self-proclaimed atheist is making six figures selling the Bible in Apple's app store.
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A Salt Lake City businessman and self-proclaimed atheist is making six figures selling the Bible in Apple's app store.
Google is allegedly preparing to offer its own ride-sharing service along with its driverless car project.
Research animals are kept in cages for months, even years, and subjected to the potentially painful experiments. And one of the biggest such labs in California is right in our own backyard.
Hoping to curb smartphone addiction on college campuses, two students at California State University, Chico have developed an app that rewards their classmates when they put their phones away.
The blog Tech Crunch reports that Uber is hiring a team of Carnegie Mellon University robotics engineers to "kickstart autonomous taxi fleet development."
A San Francisco job seeker ran eight miles to show a GPS-based running app company how much he wanted to work for them.
Dream of cashing in on Super Bowl 50 by turning your home into a rental? Learn a few lessons from the Super Bowl XLIX playbook, so you don't miss out like the Seahawks did in the final seconds of the rental game.
China says its annual Lunar New Year gala TV show is all set to go international. Chinese government will even promote the gala on Bay Area-based social media sites normally blocked by the country.
Watching the big game on the big screen is great. But seeing it from the grid iron is priceless. Well… not exactly. Getting up close and personal at Super Bowl 50, is going to come with a steep price tag.
A man suspected of three burglaries in two separate office buildings in Pleasanton was arrested last week, a police detective said.
The United Steelworkers Union called for its refinery workers to stage their largest walkout in more 30 years Sunday, saying its negotiations with Shell Oil Co. broke down less than two weeks after they began.
It's a crime straight out of the wild west with a with a California twist. Bee rustlers have become the state's new outlaws.
More than 2 million Toyota, Chrysler and Honda vehicles are being recalled for a second fix for faulty air bags that may inadvertently inflate while the car is running.
One of the Bay Bridge's three radar beacons -- which alerts sailors to the midpoint between bridge towers -- has not been working properly since December 17.
A Bay Area startup has developed an elder-care computer system that features an adorable animated avatar masking a real live human caretaker.