As violence against healthcare workers spirals out of control, San Diego hospitals have taken matters into their own hands by forming a task force to tackle this critical issue.

Researchers at UC San Diego have developed a one-of-a-kind turtle-inspired robot capable of swimming through sand and detecting obstacles, with potential applications in seafloor digging, extraterrestrial exploration, and search and rescue missions.

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

A milestone SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch was visible across San Diego as it deployed 15 Starlink satellites, bringing SpaceX closer to achieving its goal of global internet coverage.

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 school and college students receive financial boost for STEM studies in a bid to promote diversity and inspire future leaders.

Bay Area tech companies, including Intel, Sumo Logic, and Microsoft, have announced more significant job cuts, signaling a mounting challenge for the industry.

San Diego-based Illumina (NASDAQ:ILMN) faces a record-breaking $476 million fine from European regulators over its Grail acquisition, yet shares jump as the company plans to appeal.

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.

Evernote, once the "king of note-taking apps," lays off most of its staff and relocates operations to Europe, seeking an operational efficiency boost under its new Italian parent company.

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.

IRL — a San Francisco-based app startup with $200M funding from the likes of Softbank, et. al. — crumbles as it discloses 95% of its user base are bots. The company was previously under SEC investigation for allegedly misleading investors.