Uber Hit With Class-Action Lawsuit Over $1 'Safe Rides Fee'
The lawsuit alleges that Uber misrepresents its $1 "Safe Rides Fee" to customers, as well as the nature of its background checks and safety measures taken on behalf of riders.
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The lawsuit alleges that Uber misrepresents its $1 "Safe Rides Fee" to customers, as well as the nature of its background checks and safety measures taken on behalf of riders.
The Palo Alto-based company is expected to unveil the upgrades in early 2015, with a non-stop trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
It's time for that post-Christmas bargain hunting, but there are some warnings for people shopping on Friday.
Hundreds of people in the Bay Area turned out in droves yesterday to see the new Seth Rogan and James Franco movie, ''The Interview.''
Sony's online PlayStation store and Microsoft's Xbox site suffered disruptions to users on Christmas Day in the latest possible cyber-attacks on the companies.
Both Microsoft and Sony said they are working to resolve the issue.
An Uber driver accused of sexually assaulting a woman who had summoned the ride-sharing service was ordered held without bail Wednesday.
A San Francisco filmmaker captured the feel of the holidays in Nob Hill with the help of an aerial drone.
This comes as San Francisco officials are looking to crack down on drivers who double park or "block the box."
You think YOUR house is crowded with house guests this season? NASA astronauts have been having Christmas dinner in a dining room the size of a Volkswagen for decades, and this season is no exception, although the International Space Station is far more spacious than the original Apollo capsule where one of the most famous Christmases in space was ever celebrated.
San Jose-based Orchard Supply Hardware, a division of Lowe's, has a robot helping customers. CNET reporter Sumi Das has more on whether the "Oshbot" is the future of retail.
San Francisco-based RPX Corporation bought the patents.
With certain apps, once a picture is shared online, it reveals exactly where the photo was taken and can expose the consumer or their family to the risk of theft or physical harm, particularly for stalking or domestic abuse victims
After pulling "The Interview" from theatrical release in the face of terrorist threats traced to North Korea, Sony confirms it is changing plans and releasing the film in limited theaters on Christmas Day after all, acquiescing to the outcry of many Americans who said the nation had suffered an attack on the freedom of speech.
