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The data breach affecting customers of the Ashley Madison website is only the latest -- and not the biggest -- high-profile breach of customer or employee data reported in recent years.
The plan proposed by Mayor Sam Liccardo and councilmen Johnny Khamis and Raul Peralez would help the city's Police Department track down stolen vehicles and warrants.
Twitter's battered shares dipped below their IPO price on Thursday as investors worry about the company's ability to grow its user base.
A California lawmaker is pushing legislation to give consumers better warnings about a new phenomenon for smart TVs: They can record household conversations without your knowledge.
San Francisco city officials gathered with Comcast executives and senior citizens Wednesday to launch a new affordable Internet plan aimed at decreasing isolation among low-income senior citizens in San Francisco through access to high-speed Internet in their homes.
Uber drivers include ex-kidnappers, sex-offenders, and even a murderer, according to evidence gathered by the San Francisco District Attorney's Office.
If you're a Netflix user, it could be saving you from nearly a week's worth of commercials a year.
The company that owns the website for cheating spouses, AshleyMadison.com, confirms data from its website has been leaked and published online.
California's blue skies continue to hide a rigid glass ceiling, according to a Walled Hub study ranking the gender equity in all 50 states.
Uncle Sam is joining the ranks of beauty salons, taco stands and other services reviewed on Yelp.
Sandwich chain Subway made it clear in a tweet that they won't be discussing Jared Fogle after reports started rolling in on an expected plea deal for the former spokesperson on alleged child pornography charges.
A team of scientists analyzed fossilized specimens discovered a century ago in Spanish lakes, and determined they were likely the oldest flowering plants on earth.
Google is introducing a low-priced smartphone in six African countries where most people can't afford an Internet-connected device.
The IRS could start taxing techies for all the free food they've been getting on the job.
Woman may be able to turn on desire by popping a pill. A drug dubbed the "female Viagra' or 'the little pink pill' that boosts women's sex drive could available by prescription soon.
