New electronic skin developed by Stanford researchers can directly communicate with the brain, enabling sensation in prosthetic limbs and expanding the possibilities in robotics.

Stanford University professor Dr. Garry Nolan says '100%' likely that aliens are among us, as he speaks about the presence of extraterrestrial life on Earth, asserting that evidence suggests they have been here for a long time and may still be among us.

Federal funds grant San Jose State University $400k to improve robotic exoskeletons for disability support and conduct workshops on extreme wildfires

Amazon employees gear up for a walkout protesting layoffs and company policies while Google and Meta workers brace for job eliminations.

Amidst challenging macroeconomic climate and tech industry layoffs, LinkedIn plans to shut its InCareer app in China and cut 716 jobs, following the continued trend of layoffs across the industry.

The 9th Annual Lesbians Who Tech & Allies Summit kicks off Wednesday in the Castro, and as of Tuesday night, two blocks of Castro Street were fully blocked off for the event.

A small stretch along the Great Highway is generating far worse air quality readings than any other spot in the city, which could be a public health problem, or could be that sea salt and spray are screwing with the monitors.

Concertgoers, venue staff, even members of a band are now connected to an alarming coronavirus outbreak that happened during a recent concert in Santa Cruz County.

As the pandemic worsens in India, a South Bay dentist continues to champion efforts to fabricate "homemade" ventilators to send to COVID-ravaged nations.

Writing with your mind? That's just what one paralyzed man has been doing with the help of some Stanford University researchers and microchips implanted in his brain.

A South Bay solar-panel manufacturer announced its plans to open a manufacturing facility in San Jose, potentially bringing hundred of jobs to Silicon Valley.

EV battery startup QuantumScape has leased a massive production site in San Jose, hinting at the company’s intent to bring its “groundbreaking” solid-state battery products to market before 2025.

Around this time last year, Santa Clara County was approaching 2,000 COVID-19 cases and San Jose officials were predicting the county would see 2,000 deaths within 12 weeks. This week, the county has reached that unhappy milestone, albeit just over 12 months from the original prediction.