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Redwood City police are taking a new approach to reconnect stolen items with their rightful owners—they're putting it up on Pinterest, a social networking site.
Almost everywhere in Silicon Valley, another high-tech building is taking shape. Professional social networking site LinkedIn is one of the companies leading the latest building boom.
Apple has now dropped opposition to State Sen. Mark Leno's 'kill-switch' bill that would render stolen phones inoperable. A new vote on a re-worked bill takes place Thursday.
Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff's SF Gives initiative raised $10 million in two months as part of an anti-poverty campaign with the help of 20 local companies.
Snapchat has released a new update, which virtually disables one of the features that made the app popular— the quickly disappearing picture.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors lost $49.8 million in the first quarter as it accelerated the development of its new crossover.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors said California is back in the running for a massive battery plant it plans to start building this year.
Big tech conferences are often held in San Francisco or San Jose, but a tech startup conference has chosen Oakland as its new home.
This comes as according to state Senator Mark Leno, Apple has switched from being opposed to a kill switch measure, to being neutral on the issue.
Alibaba Group, China's leading e-commerce company, is dangling a deal that could turn into one of the biggest IPOs in U.S. history.
Google is out with a new feature for teachers and students called Classroom. It's part of a new offering in its Google Apps for Education and could be the solution for the old excuse: 'the dog ate my homework'.
A plan to celebrate hotel rooms in one of Sausalito's most prime locations with a champagne toast delivered by drone on Tuesday was canceled due to weather conditions.
San Francisco drivers have long been frustrated spending countless minutes trying to find a parking space, but a new app called 'Parking Monkey' allows drivers to buy a spot from someone who's already in it.
Lock-up periods prevent company insiders from selling stock following an initial public offering. CEO Dick Costolo and co-founders Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams have said that they have no plans to sell their stock when the lock-up expired, 180 days after Twitter's initial public offering.
