Giant Asteroid Headed Toward Earth Will Be Visible With Binoculars
An asteroid a third of a mile wide is poised to soar past the Earth on Jan. 26 -- the closest any known space rock this size is expected to fly by until 2027.
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An asteroid a third of a mile wide is poised to soar past the Earth on Jan. 26 -- the closest any known space rock this size is expected to fly by until 2027.
Oracle Corp. said Monday it named former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta as one of their directors, effective immediately.
Once upon a time, you had to get on a waiting list just to test drive a Prius at the Toyota dealer, in Berkeley. Not so, anymore. If sales are the bottom line, it looks like the darling of the Bay Area's hybrid crowd has lost its luster.
Cash rained down on startups in 2014 but with valuations so high, critics suggest some investors may be setting themselves up for a major fall.
Residents of the Los Altos neighborhood where Steve Jobs once lived when he and Steve Wozniak built the first Apple Computer are again surrounded by movie crews as a new Jobs biopic began filming there.
UCSF Mission Bay hospital staff are polishing their skills on the newest and most attractive magnetic resonance imaging machines (MRI) in the country in an effort to make it easier for young patients to stay still during an intimidating procedure.
Entrepreneur Elon Musk says Texas is atop his list to build a five-mile-long test track for his conceptual Hyperloop project that involves shooting capsules full of people through elevated tubes at the speed of sound.
Tesla Motors founder Elon Musk suffered a setback last night with the failed landing of a reusable rocket at a landing pad in Florida.
When #BlackLivesMatter protesters mysteriously told people to "Bring A Spoon" to San Francisco Friday we didn't quite know what to expect. As the sun rose Friday morning we got our answer, commute headaches - literally.
Facebook briefly took down the event page of an activist group organizing a protest set for Friday morning on the underground platform of BART's Montgomery Street Station in downtown San Francisco.
Apple, Google and two other Silicon Valley companies have agreed to pay $415 million in a second attempt to resolve a class-action lawsuit alleging they formed an illegal cartel to prevent their workers from leaving for better-paying jobs.
Man is about to reach closer to Pluto than ever before as the NASA New Horizons spacecraft begins the first of several approach phases toward the dwarf planet at the edge of our solar system.
A non-profit is pulling the plug on a free public WiFi network originally designed to help bridge the digital divide in Silicon Valley. As KCBS's Matt Bigler reports the network's monthly users have been falling off in recent years.
Google will stop selling its Internet-connected eyewear to consumers until the company can develop a more polished and affordable version that's less likely to be viewed as a freakish device.
Twitter has allegedly suspended the accounts of a fundamental anti-LGBT baptist church and its leader.
