3 In 5 Californians May Have Been Victims Of Data Breaches Last Year
The theft of private electronic data appears to be growing in California, according to a new report from the California Attorney General's Office.
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The theft of private electronic data appears to be growing in California, according to a new report from the California Attorney General's Office.
California High-Speed Rail Authority employees are warning of possible cost overruns on the first segment of the bullet train, not long after construction began.
More jobs and more money may sound like the formula for a successful economy, but in the case of Silicon Valley, there are so many jobs and so much money the Bay Area can't keep up.
Jimmy Kimmel Live!'s latest round of mean tweets are as brutal as they are hilarious.
A South Bay high school student is on the brink of a big win for her and her school after becoming the only California finalist for Google's doodle contest.
A look at five of the best free or low-cost adult computer classes in San Francisco...
Monday is music's night to shine, with the 58th annual Grammy Awards, and among the Bay Area artists nominated is an audio engineering legend.
Apple is getting itself into the content side of digital entertainment with its first TV series.
Earth scientists at Cal want to turn thousands of people's cellphones into earthquake early-warning sensors.
An image circulating online that tells iPhone users to change their device's date to 1970 could make your device completely unusable.
A new report finds the real estate market in the South Bay has the lowest residential vacancy rate in the United States.
Facebook lost a crucial legal battle Friday as a Paris court ruled the social network can be sued in France over its decision to remove the account of a French user who posted a photo of a famous 19th-century nude painting.
Visa is now a major shareholder in Square, the Bay Area-based mobile payment services company co-founded and led by Jack Dorsey.
Designed in Oakland, made in China, it's a small but mighty computer with four gigs of storage, Bluetooth and WiFi, for only $9.
It was just a tiny, almost imperceptible "chirp," but it simultaneously opened humanity's ears to the music of the cosmos and proved Einstein right again.
