San Francisco PR Agency Announces Texas Relocation Program For Employees
A San Francisco-based public relations agency announced Thursday that it will pay its employees to move out of Texas in order to preserve their reproductive rights.
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A San Francisco-based public relations agency announced Thursday that it will pay its employees to move out of Texas in order to preserve their reproductive rights.
Seven years after the ill-fated Google Glass, and five years after Snap rolled out Spectacles, another tech giant is trying its hand at internet-connected smart glasses.
Under the glare of the national media cameras, fallen Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes walked stoically into the federal courthouse in San Jose Wednesday morning, ignoring a chorus of questions shouted by reporters at her as her long-awaited fraud trial finally got under way.
Facebook expressed anger at the United Kingdom's competition watchdog Wednesday after it ordered the social media site to sell off GIPHY because it said the acquisition of the company stifles competition for animated images.
People who live in areas prone to wildfire are coming to understand the importance of hardening their homes. Now, a startup company is using an eye in the sky to identify fire risk and make the task of creating a defensible space a lot easier.
Elizabeth Holmes is about to head into a San Jose courtroom to defend herself against criminal allegations depicting her as the devious mastermind of a fraud that duped wealthy investors, former U.S. government officials and patients.
The annual September event is typically Apple's most closely watched of the year as the iPhone remains central to its business.
With 8 days left in the recall election, there was no holiday for those fighting to be the governor of California. Gov, Newsom and several of his key opponents spent Labor Day making their pitch to voters.
On a normal Labor Day, the sales lot at Walnut Creek Toyota would be packed with new cars and customers taking test drives. But Monday, the huge storage lot next to the dealership was completely empty.
Faced with worker shortages and higher labor costs, companies are starting to automate service sector jobs that economists once considered safe.
Facebook has apologized for putting a "primates" label on a video of Black men, according to a report in the New York Times.
Apple is indefinitely delaying plans to scan iPhones in the U.S. for images of child sexual abuse following an outcry from security and privacy experts who warned the technology could be exploited for other surveillance purposes.
Crews on Thursday started the final cleanup at a prominent South Bay homeless encampment located on property owned by tech giant Apple.
A state senate bill requiring an online portal for rape survivors to track the status of their rape kits passed the assembly Thursday and headed to the governor's desk for him to sign.
Facebook gave the thumbs up to four new housing projects in the Bay Area, targeting people living on the streets, people in danger of becoming homeless and the very low income.
