Apparently, San Francisco based Twitter is just as freaked out about AP’s recent account hack as AP is, if not more so. However, as opposed…
If there was an app that might prevent you from getting towed, you’d probably use it, right? But one San Francisco Supervisor who’s says he’s…
The California Highway Patrol and law enforcement agencies throughout the state today are kicking off a month-long crackdown on drivers who text or talk on…
The interwebs can be an awkward place. It used to be on the internet, no one knew you were a dog, but now someone can,…
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting was canceled today after it was discovered that a notice about the meeting had not been published in…
The California Public Utilities Commission today received the results of an independent report on PG&E’s SmartMeter program before holding a commission meeting in San Francisco…
A new Toyota Prius unveiled today in San Francisco could mean a push for all-electric cars to be incorporated into the city’s taxi service in…
Stars of the IZOD IndyCar Series will zoom into San Francisco’s Union Square this evening to preview a race at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma this…
Starting today, travelers passing through San Francisco International Airport will have access to free Wi-Fi wireless Internet service, according to San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom’s…
Haiti earthquake survivors will receive new hope in the form of a mechanical friend today : a surgical robot that will allow doctors to assist…
Electronic car owners in the Bay Area may soon have easier access to charging stations as the Bay Area Air Quality Management District approved $5…
More than two years after his arrest, a San Francisco judge today sentenced Terry Childs, a former city network engineer convicted of withholding passwords to…
A former city of San Francisco network engineer convicted in April of locking the city out of its main computer network for nearly two weeks…
Just before Josh Hart stepped into today’s California Public Utilities Commission meeting to join a group of people protesting PG&E’s ongoing installation of SmartMeters, Hart…
Two former employees at a San Francisco software company were arrested and charged today with embezzling more than $2.6 million. Maria Lourdes B. Dionisio, 46,…
Last week Google annouced that it received its last shipment of much-hyped Nexus One phones, and will no longer be carrying them in US markets…
You already know that the latest and greatest Apple gadget is here – the iPhone 4! You’ve heard all about the features you wouldn’t believe,…
I know I’m not the only one who suddenly and nonconsentually got an “SFGate Biztek Newsletter” earlier this afternoon. I know this because I got…
Does Craigslist have the power to revive the industry many think they once carelessly destroyed? The blue/grey/white site where you can find, well, pretty much…
Boy oh boy, the Bay Citizen sure has put online writers in an interesting position. Here’s the abbreviated version: BC is a non-profit news startup,…
Paidcontent.org is reporting that Gothamist Media, which owns city-focused sites like our own SFist (which you probably already know that I used to write for,…
Since my layoff a few months ago, I’ve been living off my surprisingly decent unemployment checks. But that can’t last forever, so, with much fanfare…
Local design hotspot Kicker Studio is home to many brilliant designers and makers, and most notably focuses on designs that feature embedded technology. They’ve had…
