Bay Area 5th grader competing in MLB Players STEM League championship in Miami
A fifth grader from San Francisco is representing the Bay Area on a global stage on Friday.
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A fifth grader from San Francisco is representing the Bay Area on a global stage on Friday.
Mary Lee reports on a girls' leadership organization that introduced a group of middle-school students to engineering on the Golden Gate Bridge.
To celebrate Women's History and Empowerment Month this March, the Golden State Warriors partnered with an Alameda County nonprofit and e-commerce company Rakuten to encourage and empower girls in science, tech, engineering, arts, and math.
While young people are understandably anxious about the changing climate and warming planet, there's still a sense of optimism thanks to the creativity found in our youth.
Reed Cowan reports on how a South Bay teen won a national STEM competition with an unusual water filter.
Twitter's downsizing might be hogging the spotlight, but the social media giant does not stand alone. The tech industry has seen months of steady layoffs now, affecting many across the Bay Area.
"The NASA Experience," a new exhibition at Chabot Space and Science Center in Oakland, is the highlight of Chabot's reopening Friday that follows 18 months of construction.
Two Bay Area schools have been named semi-finalists in Samsung's National STEM Contest.
SRA scholar Steven Palomares' passion for science is deeply personal with his own mother's health being a primary motivation.
Emeryville High's Jayden Cummings has been announced the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in the Rep. Barbara Lee's district for his app iBlinkco.
Dougherty Valley High School in San Ramon and Foothill High School in Pleasanton have been named California State Winners in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest.
The next generation of female innovators will head to San Francisco on Saturday to take part in a summit aimed to help them smash the glass ceiling.
There's always a ceremonial first pitch before San Francisco Giants baseball games, but few have been as special as Sunday's. Hailey Dawson, a courageous 8-year-old, calmly walked to the mound and tossed out the pitch.
This amazing, wet winter has produced an abundance of waterfalls to the delight of Bay Area hikers.
A research buoy anchored off the San Francisco waterfront is raising red flags when it comes to the levels of carbon dioxide in the air we breath.
An East Bay company has announced its cutting-edge exoskeleton bionic vests will be tested by autoworkers to cut down on work-related injuries.
At its offices in San Mateo, PlayStation is hosting a summer camp for Girls Who Game where young female students are learning how to design and program their own video games.
Tech firms unveiled their newest products at a pop-up event Monday, a showcase for more than 20 innovative tech companies hosted by a Silicon Valley venture capital firm.
A technology that one day could help the blind see – and the paralyzed feel - by projecting holograms onto their brains? Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley are turning this science fiction into fact.
Tucked away in an Oakland backyard may be one of the most unique cabins in all of the Bay Area.
As companies continue to test autonomous vehicles for public roadways, other industries are already taking advantage of specialized, self-driving vehicles.
A researcher for Bay Area tech giant Intel is remembering her special connection with the legendary physicist Stephen Hawking, who will be buried this Saturday at a private ceremony in Cambridge, England.
For the three million Americans that have a peanut allergy, a new device made in the Bay Area may take the guesswork out of determining whether a food item has traces of peanuts.
