U.S. Treasury Plans Tax Changes to Boost IRS Monitoring of Cryptocurrency Use
The Biden administration is taking steps to ensure Americans who pay for goods or services with cryptocurrencies don't sidestep the tax man.
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The Biden administration is taking steps to ensure Americans who pay for goods or services with cryptocurrencies don't sidestep the tax man.
The mayors of Oakland and San Jose are among those who have partnered with a startup in an effort to challenge residents to save energy this summer.
A San Jose man has been sentenced to federal prison after admitting to a computer hack that brought down stadium concessions during a San Jose Earthquakes soccer match last year, prosecutors said.
Bay Area transit riders can now use Clipper via Google Pay and on their Android smartphones to pay fares, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission announced Wednesday.
The legal battle over Apple's commissions from the company's app store is wrapping up with a bang, as the company made clear CEO Tim Cook plans to testify Friday.
Looking to make good use of a massive state budget windfall, Gov. Gavin Newsom plans to invest $7 billion into closing California's digital divide.
California's Department of Motor Vehicles is reviewing whether Tesla is violating a state regulation by advertising its vehicles as being fully autonomous without meeting the legal definition of self-driving.
Police in Oakland on Monday confirmed that officers arrested eight people and towed two dozen vehicles in connection with two sideshows over the weekend.
Russian authorities on Monday backed away from threats to block Twitter, saying that the social media platform deleted most of the banned content identified by Moscow and expressed "readiness and interest in building a constructive dialogue."
A group of Salesforce employees were welcomed back to the Salesforce Tower in San Francisco on Monday, as the company continues its gradual reopening of workplaces.
A Tesla involved in a fatal crash on a Southern California freeway last week may have been operating on Autopilot before the wreck, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Facebook lost a legal battle Friday with Ireland's data privacy watchdog over a European Union privacy decision that could result in the social network being forced to stop transferring data to the U.S.
Airbnb reported Thursday that its first-quarter loss more than tripled, to $1.17 billion, as travel remained depressed by the pandemic, but revenue topped the same period in 2019.
Apple seems to be prevailing in an antitrust trial examining whether its mobile app store illegally skims profits from smaller companies.
The highly anticipated First Amendment battle between San Francisco-based Twitter and the attorney general of Texas must wait until another day.
