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El Niño didn't deliver pounding rain, but it gave California's coastline a powerful beating during the winter of 2015/16. The much anticipated rainfall was lower than anticipated, but beach erosion was the highest in more than 145 years, according a study released Tuesday by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Warren Buffett's company nearly quadrupled its investment in Apple to over 57 million shares during the last three months of last year.
Disney's Maker Studios and Google's YouTube are distancing themselves from a top YouTube star after he made jokes construed as anti-Semitic and posted Nazi imagery in his videos.
Disney and YouTube are distancing themselves from a top video star after he made jokes construed as anti-Semitic and posted Nazi imagery in his videos…
Naked women are back in Playboy magazine, ending a year-old ban on the nudity that made the magazine famous...
The Bay Area is the place to be if you're a woman looking for a guy who is not only single, but would likely make a great husband.
Two key senators say they're launching a bipartisan effort to help speed up the deployment of self-driving cars on the nation's roads.
British TV personality Piers Morgan and British author J.K. Rowling are in a Twitter war over American politics...
Verizon, a longtime holdout, has joined other carriers in offering an unlimited data plan.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook says fake news is "killing minds," and governments and tech firms must act to stop it.
A tech startup focused on socially responsible investing is making it much easier for individuals to divest from companies supporting DAPL.
A worker at the Tesla factory in Fremont who penned an essay criticizing working conditions and urged for the unionization of employees has come forward after facing criticism from CEO Elon Musk.
"She would never send new songs, no," he wrote on social media. "I hear them but it has to be with her."
A man who said he assembles electric cars at the Tesla factory in Fremont is raising concerns about work-related injuries and low pay compared to other auto workers.
The San Francisco company's latest earnings report and dismal forecast suggest that this is unlikely to change in the near future.
