IRS Admits Data Breach Was Much Worse Than Reported
The IRS admitted Monday that a massive data breach was much larger than first thought.
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The IRS admitted Monday that a massive data breach was much larger than first thought.
A few minutes of playing Tetris could help curb cravings for food and drugs, according to a new study out of England.
Twitch founder Justin Kan was the apparent victim of a hate crime when a man was caught on surveillance camera footage tagging a racist slur on the garage door of his San Francisco home.
Time Warner Inc. announced a deal last week to bring Bert, Ernie, Big Bird and the gang to HBO for the next five seasons.
Air traffic was snarled and passengers' tempers frayed on Saturday as many flights to and from airports throughout a large swath of the Northeast were delayed or cancelled.
There's a new sunscreen that promises never to leave you with greasy skin, or weird tan lines. You don't apply it – you drink it. But is drinkable sunscreen really a protective summer cocktail for your skin?
Ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft say they've filed applications for permits to operate in Nevada.
Adding fuel to rumors that Apple is working on designs for a car, local officials say engineers for the giant tech company recently made inquiries about a former navy base that's been converted into a testing ground for self-driving cars and other cutting-edge vehicles.
Pilots on board a medical emergency helicopter transporting a patient from the mountains to a hospital had to take evasive action when a drone flew right into their path near Fresno.
Apple says it more than doubled the numbers of women, blacks and Hispanic workers hired in the last year, although that moved the needle only slightly in terms of improving the overall diversity of its workforce.
Google's latest Chromebook laptop will be specially designed for corporate customers in an effort to get more workers off machines powered by Microsoft's dominant Windows software.
A Bay Area company is teaming up with a lunar logistics company to commemorate departed family members by sending their ashes to the moon.
With pre-season football upon us, Bay Area High School fields are busy with two a day practices, but in East Oakland, in one of the poorest neighborhoods, one coach is trying to raise a team with kids that often don't see three meals a day.
A Harvard University student says he lost his internship at Facebook after he launched a browser application that showed privacy flaws on the social media giant's mobile messenger.
