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Soon you may not have to fumble or fight for a power outlet to charge your phone at your neighborhood Starbucks. Starbucks and Duracell say they are rolling out Powermat wireless charging devices in stores in San Francisco.
Ride sharing companies can be a convenient way to get to the airport, but California is saying that's a no-go.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry held up his own state as a model for responsible energy production and economic growth in California.
A power struggle is underway in California's State Assembly over two simple words that are complicating a bill about where residents get their electricity.
User accounts of Twitter platform Tweetdeck were hacked Wednesday morning by an unidentified third party source which allowed it to post comments remotely.
Wolff said the lease contains some out clauses based on what the Oakland Raiders decide to do about a potential new football stadium on the O.co Coliseum property.
Thousands of tourists attending the World Cup in Brazil priced out of scarce hotel rooms are turning to online room-sharing service Airbnb to rent out rooms in some of Rio de Janeiro's vast slum neighborhoods.
The 50-year-old iconic domed theater has long been in the crosshairs of developers, as the site is seen as valuable land for both business and residential developments.
The new rules would limit where medical marijuana dispensaries could be located and would also force them to grow their own marijuana.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on Tuesday afternoon introduced a proposed measure that would gradually bump San Francisco's minimum wage to $15 an hour by July 2018.
Google is buying Skybox Imaging in a deal that could serve as a launching pad for the Internet company to send its own fleet of satellites to take aerial pictures and provide online access to remote areas of the world.
Drake's Bay Oyster Co., at Point Reyes National Seashore, made its final bid to the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday for a hearing on its quest to keep operating.
America's Cup officials have reduced the prospective venues for the next regatta from four to three, and it appears San Francisco has been eliminated.
A Texas-based company that makes precision-guided firearms and weapons technology has unveiled a prototype system that uses Google Glass to allow shooters to aim and fire around corners or behind objects providing cover.
Apple's resurgent stock may have as much to do with financial engineering as the company's technological wizardry.
