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San Francisco Supervisor David Campos is calling on Facebook officials to meet with local drag queens to discuss the social media website's recent crackdown on the performers to change their profile names.
Antioch residents have a new crime-fighting tool at their fingertips to instantly communicate with local law enforcement and report suspicious activity.
California regulators appear to have put the brakes on new carpooling services offered by rideshare firms such as Lyft, Uber and Sidecar.
"Anchorman" Will Ferrell is offering video game fans a chance to play with him in San Francisco to raise money for charities that help children with cancer.
Facebook is cracking down on people using fake names in their profiles, and that's not sitting well with some of San Francisco's drag queens and transgender performers.
Smartphones will have a built-in feature that taps into Wi-Fi networks to make phone calls and send text messages when customers can't connect to the carrier's cellular network.
Hewlett-Packard has pleaded guilty to felony charges that former employees bribed Russian government officials for a contract, and the company has been fined $58.7 million.
Yahoo said Thursday the government threatened to fine the company $250,000 a day if it did not comply with demands to go along with an expansion of U.S. surveillance by surrendering online information, a step the company regarded as unconstitutional.
In the future, your skateboards may float, your phones may be charegeable by an arm tattoo, and your beers may be delivered via drone.
The series, which aired from 2000-2007, will have a new life on the streaming service...
A new type of panoramic movie technology was being unveiled in Redwood City Thursday night, one of only five theaters in the U.S. to debut the new format.
Facebook is testing a new mobile feature that will let users set a "kill date" for their posts when publishing.
For a third consecutive year, some of San Francisco's biggest names in the startup world will open their doors to the public for free tours Thursday and Friday.
Scrolling though redundant information on an email thread can be one of the most infuriating time sucks for any busy employee, but those days may be coming to an end, thanks to a San Francisco startup.
The go-to magazine for Apple fans is closing down print operations & staying online...
