Ann Ruriko Shinseki was last seen Sunday at her residence on the 1400 block of Glacier Drive, according to San Jose police. She was last seen wearing a long-sleeved blue shirt, blue jeans, and tan shoes.
A search is underway in France for Boardriders CEO Pierre Agnes, after he is declared 'missing at sea.'
Starting in April, 1,500 Tesla workers will start moving to Fremont's Ardenwood district into a complex called Dumbarton Circle.
Facebook on Tuesday said it was banning ads that promote cryptocurrencies because of concerns about scams and deceptive practices.
The crying kid on the plane is one thing, but have you ever heard a peacock scream?
The evidence consisted of pubic hairs gathered from the crime scene, a bathroom in the victim's retail business. DNA testing showed the hairs matched each other but did not belong to the victim or Alexander, bolstering the argument that he was not the attacker, the attorneys said.
The largest U.S. auto-dealer chain has lightened up on lighting up.
Martin Jones will return to the Sharks' goal crease Tuesday after missing four games with a lower-body injury.
Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., asked the Capitol Police and Attorney General Jeff Sessions to "consider checking identification . . . and arresting any illegal aliens in attendance" as well as detaining anyone using "fraudulent social security numbers and identification to pass through security."
Burlingame's Udelv hopes to use electric self-driving vehicles to deliver for major firms such as Amazon and UPS.
The U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission are investigating whether Apple Inc.
Two of the dogs believed responsible have been captured. The third, a Chihuahua, remains at large but is not considered a threat.
The San Francisco-based music festival is hosting shows in other nearby cities. Here's how to get tickets to see some of the cool Noise Pop acts performing.
Charging documents allege 36-year-old Benjamin Lawrence Petty attacked the girl in 2016, while she was attending the Falls Creek church camp in Oklahoma. Investigators say Petty tied a rope around the girl's wrists, raped her and threatened to hurt her if she told anyone.
The campaign to save the Stephens Meat Dancing Pig sign in downtown San Jose should get a boost from a Feb. 25 fundraiser at Poor House Bistro.
The A’s are expanding the protective netting at the Coliseum for at least this season, with the netting extending to the far ends of both dugouts
Some provocative names among the invitees at tonight's State of the Union address, President Trump's first
It's time to appreciate some great new foreign films on this otherwise movie-deprived big game weekend.
Want Warriors news in your inbox? Sign up for the free DubsDaily newsletter. SALT LAKE CITY — Warriors reserve forward Kevon Looney will sit out when the Warriors (40-10) visit the Utah Jazz (21-28) on Tuesday because of an illness stemmed from the flu and stomach ailment. Though Looney participated during Tuesday’s morning shootaround, Warriors […]
Critics are ecstatic about 'Black Panther,' which could also become the first film with a predominantly black cast to earn more than $1 billion worldwide.
Grammy president Neil Portnow told women artists to "step up," now a petition demands that he step down.
Picture yourself sitting in a Disneyland ride, watching and enjoying all that the park’s ride has to offer, including the state-of-the-art animatronics. But upon further inspection, something is not right. Maybe it’s too dark to see it but you’re pretty sure something is off…literally.
Child advocates and health experts have written Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg a letter, asking him to end the newly released app that's aimed at kids younger than 13.
Loperamide, the generic name for the anti-diarrheal agent involved, is sometimes referred to as "the poor man's methadone." In large quantities it induces a cheap, mild high and relieves withdrawal symptoms for drugs like hydrocodone, morphine or heroin.
An elite team of computer scientists and medical experts from Google and three major U.S. universities believe they’ve found the best way yet to predict whether a hospitalized patient will leave via the front doors or the loading dock at the morgue.