Startup Builds Dorms For Adults In Tenderloin As Waiting List Grows
Amid the housing crisis, a San Francisco company that build dorms for adults claims it has 13,000 people on its waiting list and is working on its biggest project yet.
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Amid the housing crisis, a San Francisco company that build dorms for adults claims it has 13,000 people on its waiting list and is working on its biggest project yet.
The Zodiac Killer, who's killing spree around the Bay Area draws worldwide attention to this day, may be weeks away from being unmasked.
A lawyer for a former Netflix executive indicted in federal court in San Jose on charges of taking an alleged $690,000 in kickbacks said Wednesday his client "vigorously disputes the allegations of the indictment."
Spotify's first quarterly report as a public held company struck the wrong note with investors
Tesla posted a record $709.6 million net loss in the first quarter and burned through $745.3 million in cash while struggling to crank out large numbers of its Model 3 mass-market electric car.
Cambridge Analytica, the Trump-affiliated data firm at the center of Facebook's worst privacy scandal in history, is declaring bankruptcy and shutting down.
Stephen Hawking may be among the stars now, but he has managed to gift the world one more research paper.
Facebook has enlisted two outside advisers to examine how it treats underrepresented communities and whether it has a liberal bias.
The Labor Department said information technology provider Cloudwick Technologies Inc. underpaid the employees hired from India who obtained special highly skilled worker visas.
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.
Tetra Tech was in charge of clearing contaminated land at an old SF naval base, but neighbors are suing because they don't believe they the site is truly habitable.
San Francisco's City Attorney is seeking a $5.5 million fine for two landlords who allegedly converted 14 apartments into illegal Airbnbs.
With a smile that suggested the hard part of an "intense year" may be behind him, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg addressed developers Tuesday and pledged the company will build its way out of its worst-ever privacy debacle.
Reaching back to its early days, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Tuesday that the social media giant was launching an dating application on its popular service.
Is Facebook stepping up its efforts to combat hate speech?
