BART Looks To Reduce Delays With $900M Train Control System
BART officials said a new system would mean fewer delays and less crowding, as trains would be able to run closer together.
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BART officials said a new system would mean fewer delays and less crowding, as trains would be able to run closer together.
A growing number of Bay Area professionals are taking tiny doses of LSD to ramp up their job performance and stoke their problem-solving abilities.
A solar-powered plane has landed in suburban Phoenix after a flight from California on the latest leg of its round-the-world journey.
The wealthy city of Atherton is considering selling the naming rights from everything from street names to park benches.
Tesla Motors is expanding into Livermore as the electric car maker ramps up production on two new models.
Bay Area researchers are at the forefront of better understanding the ocean, and a robot developed in Palo Alto will help them explore what hasn't yet been seen, nearly three miles down.
The popular WhatsApp messaging service is not working in Brazil, apparently as a result of an ongoing judicial battle.
Astronomers searching for life beyond our solar system may need to look no farther than a little, feeble nearby star.
With the flip of a switch, San Francisco took a huge step Sunday towards 100 percent green power.
An Australian man long rumored to be associated with the digital currency Bitcoin has publicly identified himself as its creator.
A solar-powered airplane soared above the clouds Monday after taking off from California for Arizona to resume its journey around the world using only energy from the sun.
Thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers say they are being blind-sided after learning they owe hundreds and in some cases thousands of dollars for business licenses.
Digital TV listing company Rovi is buying TiVo in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $1.1 billion.
The Santa Clara County medical examiner's office has determined that a man found dead Wednesday morning outside Apple's headquarters in Cupertino died by suicide.
A newly launched Google Chrome plug-in removes mass shooters' names and photos from major news websites in hopes of curbing future attacks by copycats who have a "desire for notoriety."
