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An Arkansas man is taking credit for hacking into the printers at U-C Berkeley, Princeton and more than a dozen other colleges across the country, and installing code that caused them to print out anti-Semitic flyers.
Plans for a new Google building in Mountain View call for the removal of 160 trees, the majority of them "heritage trees."
The extraordinary legal fight pitting the Obama administration against technology giant Apple Inc. ended unexpectedly after the FBI said it used a mysterious method without Apple's help to hack into a California mass shooter's iPhone.
Shopping for audio speakers takes time and effort because there are plenty of different models and styles at varying prices. Audiophiles have lots of options in the Bay Area where they can find a good selection and expert advice in some unusual settings.
Researchers at Stanford University are hoping their work will lead to the building of a better contact lens.
Batman Vs. Superman had a big weekend, raking in $166 million domestically, while on the west coast film lovers flocked to the San Jose's tech museum to see one of the few copies of the movie shown just as the director saw it.
Pandora, which is facing increasing competition from Apple Music, Spotify and other music streaming services, says it named co-founder Tim Westergren as CEO.
Apple iPhone users may want to wait until next year to upgrade. A major redesign is anticipated in 2017 that will make this year's iPhone SE look like last year's news.
State transportation departments are increasingly studying the use of drones for everything from inspecting bridges to clearing car accidents.
Elon Musk's futuristic, supersonic SF-LA travel dream just got a multi-million dollar shot in the arm from Nevada officials.
Companies that research family lineage for fees say they have received demands for genetic information stored in their DNA databases.
Apple wants a judge to delay government demands for data from a locked iPhone in a Brooklyn drug case while the FBI sees if it can get contents from a San Bernardino attacker's phone without Apple's help.
Bitcoins don't exactly have the best reputation in San Francisco, but now Bitcoin ATMs are becoming commonplace in the city.
Technology giants Apple, Google and Facebook are among a dozen big companies or their top executives objecting to a North Carolina law that bars municipalities from adopting their own anti-discrimination ordinances.
There's now an explanation if your streams of popular shows and movies on Netflix appeared slow. The company has reportedly admitted it has been throttling its video streaming service.
