Google, Fiat Chrysler Begin Offering Rides In Self-Driving Cars
Fiat Chrysler and Google for the first time will offer rides to the public in the self-driving vehicles they are building under an expanding partnership.
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Fiat Chrysler and Google for the first time will offer rides to the public in the self-driving vehicles they are building under an expanding partnership.
Instead of extending light rail to the airport, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo said the city is considering a less costly option: installing a lane of traffic for autonomous vehicles only.
The campaign of French presidential front-runner Emmanuel Macron says it has fought off a series of cyberespionage attempts dating back to December.
Mexican authorities say a company's pickup truck carrying containers of radioactive iridium-192 has been stolen in northwestern Mexico.
Oakland's computer science and technology students got a much needed financial assist Rev. Jesse Jackson's PUSHTech2020 Summit.
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg's new book chronicles the devastating loss of her husband, her grief and how she emerged from it with a new perspective on life.
Can you imagine asking your boss for paid time-off to protest? If you work for a growing number of Bay Area tech companies, chances are your boss will say yes.
The Assembly Transportation Committee is set to vote on a five-year pilot program that would permit the limited use of cameras to catch speeders in the Bay Area.
A Bay Area venture capitalist is now spending millions of dollars on advertising calling out Tesla founder Elon Musk for his ties to the Trump administration.
New figures from the federal government finds in parts of the Bay Area, some people who bring in a six-figure income can be considered "low-income."
VIDEO: The first day of the Silicon Valley Comic Con wrapped up Friday evening with thousands of fans and a long list of celebrities giving the event the thumbs-up. Maria Medina reports.
High-tech crooks are moving beyond traditional social media scams like creating fake profiles with a friend's name, turning to a multi-pronged approach that may catch some by surprise.
One of the last surviving members of the team that created the pioneering ENIAC computer in the 1940s has died.
For the first time, they took the stage together at a special event hosted by the Kapor Center for Social Impact.
Santa Clara County's government is having trouble finding the tech workers it needs.
