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The Pocketbook InkPad X Pro is a new digital note-taking device and e-book reader. This is the company's first attempt to release a product like this, and it is

A firefighter paramedic accused of fatally stabbing a man and injuring a woman in Pacifica on Thursday morning was dead hours later in Northern California from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.

Following competition objections raised on Google in Germany this summer over bundling of services including Google Maps via its Android-based in-car Following competition objections raised on Google in Germany this summer over bundling of services including Google Maps via its Android-based in-car infotainment system software, the tech giant has made an offer of some service unbundling and the removal of contractual restrictions it applies to vehicle makers in a bid to settle the regulatory int...

Former NFL running back Derrick Ward was arrested Monday on felony robbery charges in Southern California, according to jail records. 

Gov. Newsom signed two bills into law related to cannabis use. One prevents employers from asking job applicants about their past marijuana use. Another law prohibits employers from discriminating against employees for cannabis use, off the job and away from work.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy submitted his official resignation from Congress, effective Dec. 31. As he concludes 17 years representing the Central Valley, the race to replace him has been marked by chaos.

A Christmas caravan, battling pouring rain, journeyed from San Jose to Half Moon Bay on Wednesday morning to deliver thousands of tamales to farmworkers.

The Bay Area experienced heavy downpours on Monday, causing road flooding in some areas.

A San Jose State climate science graduate continued a streak he started before the COVID pandemic. Each day, for the past 1,607 days, Edgar McGregor has spent time picking up trash in communities near his home in Southern California, and near his college campus in Northern California.

Google offers a way to remotely uninstall your Android apps via the Play Store. A new feature coming to the Play Store is helping to let users uninstall Android apps from other devices remotely, with Google slowly rolling out the latest addition to eligible devices.