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Car fires aren't all that uncommon, but there's something about the sight of a burned up Tesla that gets people's attention on social media. It was no different after a Model S burned to the ground in Norway while juicing up at a Supercharger Station.
Twitter announced it is investing in Muzik, a company whose so-called 'smart' headphones are a lot like Apple's Beats, but a tad more social.
Tesla Motors announced that they delivered more than 50,000 vehicles in 2015, capping a busy year for the Bay Area-based electric car maker.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil complaint against Volkswagen, Porsche, and Audi for violating the Clean Air Act on Monday.
Scientists, chemistry students, toss out your periodic tables. They are out-of-date after the discovery and assignment of four new elements with atomic numbers, finally filling out the table's seventh row.
For his new year's resolution, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that he would work on an artificial intelligence system on his home and work in 2016.
General Motors Co. and ride-hailing company Lyft Inc. are forming an unprecedented partnership that could help them beat their rivals to the self-driving future.
Google's new online service tells homeowners whether they should consider buying or leasing solar photovoltaic panels.
Scientists have discovered an alarming connection underwater: Two of the most dangerous earthquake faults in the Bay Area.
The 60-foot articulated buses will replaced older buses on the agency's Rapid 522 Line on El Camino Real.
President Obama joined Jerry Seinfeld as the comedian's first guest on the 7th season of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee"...
An Orinda man has pretty much given up using his Twitter account because he shares a name with fired Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly.
A prominent member of the open source programming community died in an apparent suicide on Monday, days after a violent encounter with San Francisco police that led to his arrest.
Facebook's making some of its users feel a lot older than they really are.
Apple has agreed to pay Italy 318 million euros (about $350 million) in taxes for several past years, prosecutors said Wednesday.
