Employees Urge Google Not To Launch Censored Search Engine In China
Nearly 500 Google employees on Tuesday publicly urged their employer to cease building a censored search engine, code named Project Dragonfly, for the Chinese market.
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Nearly 500 Google employees on Tuesday publicly urged their employer to cease building a censored search engine, code named Project Dragonfly, for the Chinese market.
The first of three price hikes for Bay Area toll plazas is effective January 1. Drivers can expect to pay as much as $7 during peak hours. By 2022, they'll pay $8, and by 2025, it will cost drivers up to $9 to cross.
A member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors is calling for the removal of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's name from the city's general hospital.
Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco was nominated by fellow House Democrats to be speaker on Wednesday, but she still faces a showdown vote when the full House convenes in January.
The Bay Area Toll Authority will hold a hearing Wednesday to receive public testimony on three voter-approved $1 toll increases in the seven state-owned toll bridges in the region.
Officials in San Jose think a possible solution to the recent uptick in fatal pedestrian deaths plaguing the city could be to widen the roads at a couple of traffic trouble spots.
The shock still reverberates from the blurry, aged video tape. Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk had been gunned in their offices at San Francisco City Hall.
An unexpected phone call brought a bright spot to a dark moment in Jason James Burnett's life.
Weeks after she was thrust into the national spotlight during the Kavanaugh nomination hearings, Christine Blasey Ford has ended her silence by thanking her supporters on her gofundme page.
As Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco moves closer to securing the votes to become House speaker, the stage is being set down-ballot for the next generation of leaders jockeying to be the Democrats' heirs apparent.
Costs associated with the deadly Camp Fire in Northern California will likely be in the billions, U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said Monday as he returned to the town of Paradise, saying he has never witnessed such devastation.
The attorney for a co-owner of the San Francisco Giants says a campaign donation to controversial Mississippi U.S. Senate candidate Cindy Hyde-Smith says his client is sorry for the outcry it has caused.
The search continued Monday for a suspected vandal who defaced buildings with offensive words and images across several blocks in Antioch over the weekend.
A loophole that law enforcement officials say hinders prosecution of auto burglars would close under legislation being proposed by state Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco.
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