In a matter of years, human-controlled cars could become hobby rather than a necessity thanks to the emergence of autonomous vehicles with increasing levels of sophistication.
Autonomous car research advancing toward a self-driving future Read More »
The 104th annual Bay to Breakers on May 17 included a brisk 7.5 mile race run and a citywide celebration in San Francisco.
A view from the Bay to Breakers 2015 finish line Read More »
Experts say the tendency for young baseball pitchers to experience a heavy year-round throwing load often causes the development of chronic elbow injuries from overuse.
Concern with early youth specialization grows as ‘Tommy John surgeries’ increase Read More »
In what’s been dubbed the “second screen” phenomenon, contemporary baseball fans appear to be glued to their mobile devices while watching games.
Major league fans reach for the second screen to view baseball’s biggest games Read More »
From San Jose to Mountain View to Menlo Park, cities across the Peninsula are lighting up with holiday traditions.
Bay Area lights up for the holidays Read More »
Themed “Ideas with Impact,” the ATXpo event aimed to bring Stanford’s community into a single physical space to discuss teaching and learning with technology.
Technology and education intersect at inaugural ‘ATXpo’ Read More »
Fans went nuts at Antonio’s Nut House in Palo Alto for the San Francisco Giants, who lost Game 6 of the World Series on Oct. 28 to the Kansas City Royals.
Local Giants fans gather in Palo Alto for World Series viewings Read More »
