Google, Facebook To Pay $450K For Violation In Washington State
Silicon Valley giants Google and Facebook have agreed to pay $455,000 to settle allegations that they failed to keep proper records about who was paying for campaign ads on their sites.
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Silicon Valley giants Google and Facebook have agreed to pay $455,000 to settle allegations that they failed to keep proper records about who was paying for campaign ads on their sites.
Singer-songwriter Jesse Colin Young took on the Northern Marin Water District in hopes of preserving the ridge top view his family property, at a hearing Tuesday.
San Francisco supervisors voted in favor of a charter amendment to let voters decide whether to extend City College of San Francisco's free tuition program. through the next decade.
President Trump's deportation efforts have a new group of immigrants in the Bay Area worried: San Jose residents who came from Vietnam.
San Francisco's city attorney sued an array of prescription drug makers and distributors Tuesday, accusing them of fraudulent practices and creation of a public nuisance in contributing to the opioid epidemic.
A San Francisco-based personal finance firm is among a number of advertisers who have said they're leaving conservative host Tucker Carlson's show following his remarks that immigrants make the U.S. "poorer and dirtier."
A Yemeni mother was granted a visa early Tuesday to travel to the Bay Area from Egypt so that she can be at her dying son's bedside at an Oakland hospital.
Complaints from some beachgoers about horse poop at a popular Half Moon Bay beach has forced City Council members to step in to find a solution.
With the threat of a government shutdown looming, federal employees face an uncertain holiday season. While some would be furloughed, others would have to work without pay.
A new law that takes effect in January will do away with those paper dealer license plates that come on a new or used car.
The sentencing of an Oakland man who pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization was continued until Jan. 8, according to a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Ali Hassan was overwhelmed by emotions as he begged immigration officials Monday to allow his wife to travel to the U.S. to hold her dying son one last time.
Regulators at the California Public Utilities Commission in San Francisco have canceled a plan to charge a fee for text messaging on mobile phones.
The Senate Intelligence Committee has been advised that Silicon Valley's social media companies might have provided the "bare minimum" amount of data to aid the panel's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
President Trump's travel ban, which applies to travelers from mostly Muslim majority nations, is preventing a mother in Egypt from seeing her dying son at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in Oakland.
