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Getting a jump on tomorrow, President Obama arrives in San Francisco Tuesday night, and heads to Los Altos Wednesday; the Richmond city council meets about the refinery expansion, and another city considers a soda tax.
Apple is teaming up with former nemesis IBM in an attempt to sell more iPhones and iPads to corporate customers and government agencies.
A former White House Press Secretary may be in line for public relations positions at a few of the Bay Area's big tech companies.
Apple is teaming up with former nemesis IBM in an attempt to sell more iPhones and iPads to corporate customers and government agencies.
Check your iPad. It turns out the popular tablet computer may contain nickel, one of the most common allergy-inducing metals.
The Los Angeles Unified School District is making a change to its program to provide every student with an iPad. The district will now let some high school students get laptops instead.
The fog and cold stayed away, but Silicon Valley's tech community was out in full force at Sunday's 19th Annual Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco.
Apple's CEO Tim Cook is notoriously private about his life, and his lifestyle, but Friday, a CNBC panelist talking about gay CEOs blurted, "Tim Cook is fairly open about the fact that he's gay at the head of Apple, isn't he?", only to be met with stunned silence.
A man was arrested last week after Santa Clara County sheriff's deputies determined a stolen Apple computer was used to make an online purchase from his San Jose home.
San Francisco is putting the brakes on a mobile app that allows drivers to auction off their choice public parking spots to the highest bidder.
Alameda County leaders are pushing state lawmakers to pass a smartphone kill-switch bill -- with the intention of passing their own at a local level should it fail.
Apple's resurgent stock may have as much to do with financial engineering as the company's technological wizardry.
Well paid and perked, young up-and-comers from around the world are assigned big-time responsibility at firms such as Google, Facebook, Dropbox and Twitter.
The Super Bowl 50 Host Committee advisers read like a who's who list of Bay Area dignitaries, working to make the 2016 Super Bowl iconic, and different from the previous 49 games.
Despite reaching its 10th year in production, Sony has announced plans to stop making their gaming device, PlayStation Portable.
Apple's Mac operating system will have easier ways to share and search, while the iOS software for iPhones and iPads is getting new features for keeping tabs on your health and controlling home devices.
This week a beloved author passed, an A-lister was attacked, and two music moguls got $3 billion richer.
Apple is striking a new chord with a $3 billion acquisition of Beats Electronics, a headphone and music streaming specialist that also brings the swagger of rapper Dr. Dre and recording impresario Jimmy Iovine.
Nearly 60,000 high-tech workers are likely to receive an average of $4,000 apiece in a settlement of a class-action lawsuit alleging Apple and Google conspired in an illegal cartel of Silicon Valley employers that secretly refused to recruit each other's engineers.
Apple removed the iOS game Weed Firm from the App Store after it soared to the top of download charts while other similar games remain available.
Apple has pulled the plug on one of its hottest apps, 'Weed Firm', which follows the adventures of a marijuana dealer, after the game quickly shot to the top of the App Store.
Apple Inc. and Google Inc. announced Friday that they are dropping nearly two dozen lawsuits in U.S. and European courts against each other.
Motorola's Moto E might not be considered the most high-end Android phone, but with unveiling of their new smartphone, it looks like they want to lure customers away from pricier manufacturers.
The Beats co-founder says Forbes' rich list has changed "in a big way"
A suspect drove through the glass windows of an Apple store in Berkeley early Friday morning and made off with store merchandise, police said.
