Facebook has spent more than $6,600 lobbying California state officials to negate the Social Networking Privacy Act which will impose penalty on social networking sites for displaying personal details of children under 18.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, former Governor of California, revealed Monday night that he had fathered a child 10 years ago with a household staff member.
Jefferies analyst Peter Misek has listed five key risks that could impede Apple's dominance.
A mentally ill Danville youth, who was accused of killing his mother 7 years ago, may not be going to jail after all because of his mental illness, according to Contra Costa County authority.
Ben Swift won the final sprint into the State's Capitol on an abbreviated opening stage of the 2011 Amgen Tour of California. The Team Sky leader rode his team's lead out train to edge out Liquigas' Peter Sagan and HTC-Highroad's Matthew Goss.
Endeavour's final launch was successful and without issue.
United States officials have charged six people with providing financial aid to the Pakistani Taliban.
The Zazzle Bay To Breakers 2011 footrace drew tens of thousands of people living in and around San Francisco and wind, rain and even the new zero-tolerance alcohol policy failed to dampen the colorful spirit of the city.
Tens of thousands of people in San Francisco braved wind and rain on Sunday to take part in the centennial edition of the annual Bay To Breakers footrace, donning colorful costumes and even the new zero-tolerance alcohol policy could not subdue the party spirit.
On a perfect Sunday morning in San Francisco, thousands of runners flooded the streets for the 100th Zazzle Bay to Breakers, the City's largest annual street party. Celebrating its centennial running, the event is known most for its revelers, who often dress in costumes or don't dress at all, rather than the actual competition.
Bay Area's Levi Leipheimer is one of the early favorites to win this year's Amgen Tour of California. The Santa Rosa resident, born in Butte, Montana, will be contending against stiff international competition in order win the premier cycling event.
Andy Klein, vice mayor of San Carlos, California, was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving earlier this week, barely two days after the mayor died of a heart attack.
ABC announced that they are canceling Brothers and Sisters. Last week, there were reports that the Emmy-winning drama may return for a sixth season.
New research details how studying the moon's surface can give an explanation as to how it was formed.
Sixteen payloads have been selected by NASA for flights in the commercial Zero-G parabolic aircraft and two suborbital reusable launch vehicles as part of the Flight Opportunities Program.
Famous blues singer Etta James, who was admitted to a hospital in Southern California on Monday due to sepsis caused by urinary tract infection, is still under observation, according to her son.
Seventy out of 278 parks will be closed down to save money for California State, Gov. Jerry Brown's administration announced on Friday.
Tiato in Santa Monica has created a $5,000 Pho for a May 13 auction; features blue lobster and white Alba truffles
The Golden State Warriors have received permission from the Los Angeles Lakers to interview assistant coach Brian Shaw, following their elimination from the NBA playoffs.
A new study says the rise of rogue online pharmacies directly corresponds to the rise of prescription drug abuse.
Barclays Capital continues to believe Google Inc.'s (NASDAQ: GOOG) moves could actually be a good thing for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL). The brokerage reiterated its overweight rating on shares of Apple with a price target of $465.
Chip designer Rambus has agreed to buy privately-held Cryptography Research, a security technology company, in a deal worth $342.5 million, adding to its portfolio of technology available for licensing.
