Offshore Drilling Rigs Could Become New Normal For Northern California Under Trump
A Bay Area Congressman is asking the White House for help banning offshore drilling in the Pacific Ocean.
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A Bay Area Congressman is asking the White House for help banning offshore drilling in the Pacific Ocean.
A California judge tentatively rejected pimping charges against the operators of a major international website that advertises escort services.
Twitter has suspended the accounts of several prominent members of the so-called "alt-right" in an apparent crack down on accounts tied to hate speech or threats of violence.
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San Francisco has approved a measure to cap Airbnb and other short-term rentals at 60 days a year.
Inside the walls of San Quentin State Prison, inmates are forbidden to have cell phones. Nevertheless, some inmates have been able to post selfies in the slammer on social media.
Scientists have created new maps that can help oil and gas developers stop inducing earthquakes.
In early 2017, 49 tech positions at UCSF will be outsourced to India. And the San Francisco workers aren't happy.
Tech shuttles are crowding San Francisco streets as traffic tangles with Muni buses.
"Shameless" star Emmy Rossum has not been having a great time on social media lately...
The ride-hailing service says it will replace the old Glowstache with dashboard beacons that communicate with customer smartphones.
Google wants to make digitizing your many boxes of old photo prints as easy as opening an app.
Tinder, the dating app that lets singles scroll, swipe, match and meet up, is giving its users new gender options besides 'male' and 'female.'
The Homeland Security Department wants the technology industry to begin making millions of internet- connected devices secure from hacking.
It's not a feature they're advertising: tens of thousands of cheap smartphones are reportedly sending all user text messages to China every three days.
