Ameresco to construct a 50-MW battery energy storage system for Silicon Valley Power, boosting renewable electricity and reducing fossil fuel reliance.

Google co-founder initiates Pathfinder 1, a sustainable experimental airship set to revolutionize aviation and aid humanitarian pursuits.

Lumenous sues former Chinese partners for allegedly stealing trade secrets, assets, and employees, forming a new company on stolen IP.

LinkedIn announces layoffs affecting more than 600 employees, or roughly 3% of its workforce, as part of ongoing organizational restructuring despite continuous growth and annual revenue exceeding $15 billion.

A Redwood City man faces charges for arson, burglary, and vandalism in North Fair Oaks neighborhood after allegedly setting a vehicle on fire, authorities say.

Bay Area startup Alef Aeronautics is racing towards the future with its Model A flying car, already snagging over $750 million worth of pre-orders.

An investigation into Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne's research leads to controversial resignation amid a turbulent campus atmosphere.

A former Google executive suggests that advances in AI and virtual reality could blur the line between humans and sex robots, possibly leading to a complete transformation of love and relationships.

High schoolers from Palo Alto create The Beast, a solar-powered car, from scratch for a daring 1,400-mile race, fueling STEM passions in their San Jose community and beyond.

NASA's VIPER lunar rover prototype excels in critical egress tests, assessing its ability to handle diverse terrains and take on the challenging lunar environment in search of water.

San Mateo-based startup Alef Aeronautics takes a giant leap towards making flying cars a reality, receiving FAA approval for testing its unique $300,000 electric vehicle with a 110-mile range in the air.

A New York man agrees to plead guilty to multiple federal crimes in connection to a cryptocurrency fraud scheme under the name 'Ichioka Ventures' with a blatantly misleading website.

Reddit's Bay Area subreddit returns after a week-long blackout, but did it have any impact on the platform's policy on third-party app charges?