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.

Joseph James O'Connor, also known as "PlugwalkJoe," has finally been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the infamous 2020 Twitter hack and other cybercrime offenses.

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 faces $4.5M ransomware attack from ALPHV, threatening to leak 80GB of confidential data stored on its servers.

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?

San Francisco General Hospital mistakenly contacts Brentwood family to inform them of their son's death from a shooting. Apologies issued for misidentification.

A new study estimates that 28 million Americans have experienced some prolonged loss of taste or smell as a result of getting infected with COVID-19, and experts highlight the impact this can have on quality of life.

As AI fundraising skyrockets in San Francisco, the city is experiencing a resurgence of tech workers, reversing previous migration trends. Introducing "boomerang entrepreneurs" who may hold the future of Bay Area's tech landscape in their hands.

As wage transparency rises, a new study unveils a wider chasm in salary ranges for high-paying jobs in tech hubs like San Jose, challenging job seekers to decipher their true earning potential

Bay Area tech companies, including giants like Meta and Google, have laid off thousands of workers in recent months. Is this a sign of a troubled industry, or just a necessary recalibration.

Stanford University announced an innovative ecopreneurship program, backed by Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, aimed at students working on climate-focused initiatives to accelerate sustainable solutions and create a global impact