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Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg has taken a page out Oprah Winfrey's book and has launched his own Facebook Book Club. The club located on a Facebook page called "A Year of Books" and has already amassed almost 150,000 like in just a few days.
Morgan Stanley says an employee in its wealth management business stole data from about 900 clients and posted it on the Internet.
Work on the first leg of the system gets underway Tuesday, in Fresno. Once completed, it will be the nation's first high speed rail system.
The Pacific Coast tourist town of Cambria has seized the drought emergency as an opportunity to build a long-desired desalination plant.
Astronauts on board the International Space Station celebrated New Year's Day 16 times as it orbited the globe at 17,500 miles per hour.
A new app Flywheel is throwing the latest blow in the rideshare battle by offering $10 flat rate cab rides on New Year's Eve.
Designated drivers will be getting some appreciation this New Year's Eve as new mobile app, offered by state traffic safety officials, will indicate which bars have special perks for the sober drivers who've volunteered to keep their friends safe.
BART officials announced today that the agency has terminated its agreement with a company to provide free wireless Internet service in downtown San Francisco and Oakland.
A German astronaut has compiled a breathtaking time lapse video of the time he spent aboard the International Space Station.
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.
