A Honduran man recently acquitted of drug dealing in San Francisco is a victim, not a criminal, according to the city’s public defender. On Tuesday, San Francisco Public Defender Mano
Read More“Paper or plastic” will no longer be an option at grocery store checkout lines in California, following a new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom that prohibits all plastic shopping
Read MoreCruise, General Motors Co.’s self-driving vehicle division, is set to restart its robotaxi operations in California this fall for the first time since a pedestrian accident led to its license
Read MoreHispanic Heritage Month festivities are in full swing across the Bay Area. September 16th commemorates the Mexican fight for independence from Spain, known as El Grito, which was celebrated with
Read MoreAbout half of Americans believe in some form of conspiracy theory, and attempts by other people to change their minds have largely failed. However, an AI-powered chatbot has shown promise
Read MoreApple lost its legal battle over a €13 billion ($14.4 billion) tax bill from Ireland, while Google lost its appeal against a €2.4 billion fine for market abuse, marking significant
Read MoreApple’s iPhone is set to make significant strides into artificial intelligence, with enhancements ranging from a more intuitive Siri to real-time creation of personalized emojis. The new era will commence
Read MoreVice President Kamala Harris plans to use her joint campaign appearance with President Joe Biden in Pittsburgh on Monday to argue that U.S. Steel should remain under domestic ownership. This
Read MoreNearly two dozen people, most of whom are Alameda County residents, were recently arrested in a large-scale operation aimed at dismantling a statewide burglary ring that targeted marijuana dispensaries throughout
Read MoreA principal in Atwater, California, has been placed on leave after a parent shared a video of him dancing with a school mascot during a rally, raising concerns about whether
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