With 700 bicycles at stations spread from San Francisco to San Jose, a new program aims to prove that bike sharing can be popular in the suburbs as well as on city streets.
More than 100 people, with no shortage of questions to ask, turned out in Mountain View to learn about the Affordable Care Act during an eventful week for the controversial law.
Patients and visitors at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital in Palo Alto got a surprise Tuesday when they saw superheroes washing the windows.
Technology can make life faster and simpler – and sometimes, more stressful. As employees complain technology is forcing them to work all the time, a new market is emerging for tech that helps you relax.
Rising gas prices, health concerns and time spent away from home are only a few of the reasons solo commuters should be concerned.
If you had a 50-50 chance of inheriting a deadly genetic disease, would you get tested to learn your fate? Kristen Powers had to make that decision while still in high school — and it has shaped the course of her life.
Marine Corps veteran Denny Salisbury, 26, was once a star high school football player, but after sustaining injuries during a tour in Iraq, a new sport helped him cope with his pain.
Lung cancer diagnosis data reveals that 45 percent of patients with the disease are former smokers, and an additional 15 percent never smoked at all. One of those was the wife of former NFL player Chris Draft.
Ari Hughes, 37, lost vision in one eye at age 16. At 32, he became completely blind. But the support of family, a guide dog and a new found love of the drums have given him hope.