The San Jose-based firm’s Chief Executive Officer and President Tom Werner cited sustained demand across diverse sectors as a key factor in SunPower’s strong Q4 report.
With at least 11,500 plug-in electric vehicles in the Bay Area, EV owners are bristling at being unplugged or having to unplug other idle, fully charged cars. It begs the question: what should EV charging etiquette be?
A local surfer and surf photographer discuss the industry, the Mavericks experience and the careful measure of risk and reward they perform when they enter the ocean.
A new law makes it illegal for retail establishments to provide single-use plastic bags and allows the Cupertino stores to charge a dime for paper bags.
For decades, it seemed that San Mateo County’s cut flower industry would never stop growing. But now with increased foreign competition, local farmers explain why it’s ‘not all roses’ anymore.
A San Mateo park turned into a data hub, as smartphone-wielding citizen scientists converged in a frenzy of knowledge gathering.
Community members involved in the conservation of the coho salmon explain why they work hard to preserve this ancient fish.
Protesters joined San Jose’s “Raging Grannies” on Saturday to bring attention to the Trans-Pacific Partnership and genetically modified foods.
Oil drilling rigs might be able to get more oil from existing wells if a new oil mapping technology developed at Stanford becomes widely used.