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Hewlett-Packard Co. is preparing to shed up to another 30,000 jobs as the Silicon Valley pioneer launches into a new era in the same cost-cutting mode that has marred much of its recent history.
The nation's largest school district will reportedly make computer science courses available to all students, joining public schools in San Francisco and Chicago.
A longtime request of many Facebook users is finally in the works: a thumbs down "dislike" button.
There's a new luxury, all-electric car ready to hit the market -- but it's not from Tesla.
A break-in at a drone store in the South Bay was caught on camera, and this isn't the first time it's happened. At least three drone stores up and down the West Coast have been targeted, leading police to believe they may be part of a larger coordinated attack.
There's a new celebrity in town. And some are toasting it as a lifeboat for San Francisco's sold out hotels this week.
The department introduced the Model S sedan at a news conference September 11th in Los Angeles.
Many people attempting to access Twitter through a web browser Monday morning are reporting the social media website is down.
Preorders for its latest iPhone have been so strong that Apple expects to surpass last year's record, when it sold 10 million phones during the first weekend.
A giant Google research balloon caused quite a shock for some Southern California neighbors when it fell out of the sky onto a quiet street in Chino Hills.
Apple CEO Tim Cook will be the latest tech executive to appear on the new "Late Show With Stephen Colbert," according to a tweet from the host Friday.
Former state Assembly Speaker and San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown responded to a report about his involvement in the domestic violence case against a tech executive during an interview Friday morning on KCBS Radio.
NASA unveiled a fresh batch of Pluto pictures Thursday, revealing stunning vistas that include chaotic ice mountains, possible dunes of some sort, nitrogen ice flows and networks of valleys that defy easy explanation.
A Bay Area tech mogul who faced domestic violence charges sought help from former Assembly Speaker and San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown to make the case disappear, according to a published report.
Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed a bill meant to rein in the use of drones over private property.
