Silicon Valley Startup Unveils Gun-Tracking Technology For Cops
A Silicon Valley startup has developed technology to let dispatchers know when a police officer's weapon has been fired.
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A Silicon Valley startup has developed technology to let dispatchers know when a police officer's weapon has been fired.
A U.S. Department of Labor investigation found that a Silicon Valley technology company owed more than $40,000 in back wages to several severely underpaid foreign employees.
Caltrain wants to separate its train tracks from roadways, cars, pedestrians and cyclists as part of its electrification process, but the Mayor of Palo Alto says that would require some drastic land acquirement.
If the election were held Monday, the race for California's 17th Congressional District would be a dead heat between incumbent Mike Honda and challenger Ro Khanna, according to a new poll.
The Money website published the "Most Innovative Cities In America" list Tuesday, and somehow managed to leave Silicon Valley completely off the list.
What breed best thrives where you live? We asked the Humane Society Silicon Valley to help us match the town to the Terrier or the 'burb to the boxer, the location to the Labradoodle, the county to the Collie... Here's what they recommend.
For the last four years, America's newest car company has been hidden away behind the doors of a Silicon Valley garage. But it's out in the open now and about to blow some doors off.
The community sharing news site Reddit has issued an ultimatum to its employees -- live in San Francisco, or lose your job.
Tech executives have come up with yet another creative way to lure in the best talent from Silicon Valley: the pre-cation.
San Francisco's luxury condos are being purchased by wealthy buyers who have an unquenchable thirst for high-end real estate but don't live in the city.
One week after making headlines with the biggest iPhone launch ever, Apple is now doing damage control with several high-profile gaffes from a buggy software update to reports that the new devices bend too easily.
A Silicon Valley startup is changing the playbook when it comes to hiring engineers by paying top talent like pro sports teams pay top athletes.
With more than half a million legal permanent residents calling the Bay Area home, high-tech companies in Silicon Valley are leading the charge on helping their green-card holding employees achieve citizenship.
Community leaders in Santa Clara County have kicked off a two-day public forum on what they call a disproportionately high number of kids from an ethnic-minority background in the child welfare and juvenile justice system.
Mi Pueblo Foods is leading a new effort in Silicon Valley to raise funds for legal representation of undocumented minors detained at the U.S. border.
A San Jose Goodwill worker found $7,500 cash in a donated suit pocket and went through the painstaking process to return the money to the owner, who then repaid the organization a portion of those findings.
Senator Dianne Feinstein is urging Silicon Valley leaders to call their congressional representatives to express their support for her cyber-security bill, which is facing opposition from privacy advocates.
YouTube and Twitter say they've closed the accounts of anyone who tries to post video showing the beheading of American journalists Steven Sotloff and James Foley.
Bay Area tech companies are famous for their free lunch perks, but the IRS has been sniffing around those extras for years.
The Apple facility will eventually look like a UFO, and the unidentified flying object buzzing above it this past week was able to capture an amazing piece of video that has now gone viral, showing "The Spaceship."
Google's secretive research laboratory is trying to build a fleet of drones designed to bypass earthbound traffic so packages can be delivered to people more quickly.
Levi's Stadium is the new "it" spot in the Bay Area and it turns out the thousands of people who've been flocking to the games are all being watched with a new cutting edge camera system.
It may come as no surprise that a list of the highest paid jobs in 2014 is dominated by jobs that are prominent in the Bay Area and Silicon Valley.
The alley is a two-block stretch of dirt, potholes and forgotten history -- all of it owned by the City of San Jose.
