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The final chapter in the history of Malibu Grand Prix in Redwood City is about to end.
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The new Bay Bridge gets a green light from the federal government and is one step closer toward its opening day.
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Like so many other entrepreneurs, indie winemakers in the Bay Area are turning to crowdfunding to get off the ground.
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There's new technology this year that'll let you plug in and connect to the live music at SF's Outside Lands, even if you're not there.
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If something looks different about Yahoo!, your eyes aren't deceiving you -- the Sunnyvale company has a new look.
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When's the last time you couldn't find your car keys or misplaced your purse?
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FlightCar is launching a new service for people who want to rent their cars, but they're getting into hot water with the city of San Francisco.
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The graduate students at the Learning, Design and Technology Expo are facing a Master's thesis like none other.
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A Bay Area-based app company is offering incentives for people willing to step up and drive carpools during a BART strike.
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Tuesday afternoon, a long-awaited ruling spelled out the future of ride-sharing services like Lyft and Sidecar.
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There is quite a buzz about how photographer Eric Cheng took an aerial video of surfers in Santa Cruz.
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A robot camp, designed for middle school girls, aims to inspire tomorrow's engineers.
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San Francisco's Rincon Hill neighborhood is getting a new kind of park that won't cost taxpayers a cent.
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Their patrol cars may be black and white, but at San Jose State they have a new fleet of police motorcycles that are all about being green.
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eBay announced their one-hour delivery service is now available on the peninsula between San Francisco and San Jose.
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The Indiegogo campaign for the Scanadu Scout, a real-life version of Star Trek's Tricorder, is breaking crowdfunding records.
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With normal and high-end cameras the astronauts tell us about their passion for photographing the view from space.
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Marc Roth, who was formerly homeless, used all of his money to learn how to use a laser cutter and created his own job.
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An anthropologist visiting San Francisco decided to turn himself over to the Twitter-verse for a day.
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The battle is heating up between taxi drivers and new ride sharing services.
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Wendell Hom says he didn't hesitate when he was given the chance to go back to the site of the crash.
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Some big product announcements were made at the Mobile Beat conference in San Francisco.
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A group of Stanford engineering students will compete in an Australian race in the fall with a solar-powered car they've built.
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With one runway still closed at SFO, flight delays continue with some passengers still trying to get home.
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ABC7 News tech reporter Jonathan Bloom challenges IBM supercomputer "Watson" at the Computer History Museum.
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A San Francisco-based start-up called Voxer created an app that turns any smartphone into a walkie-talkie.
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A San Francisco couple has found a way to make enough money off apps like Task Rabbit and Airbnb to quit their day jobs.
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The Concord Police Department bought 900 Clubs to help reduce the number of vehicle thefts in their city.
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School is out, but summer is no vacation for families who have trouble putting food on the table.
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It's not just the future farmers showing off at the San Mateo County Fair; future builders and programmers are there too.
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A program in San Francisco is teaching cooking and nutrition classes to low-income families.
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Google is taking a closer look at how people use smartphones when they're out shopping.
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Stanford's "Makers-in-Residence" program aims to give teenagers the hands-on experience and tools they need to become inventors.
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When you shop, you're being watched. Not just by security. Some privacy advocates are upset over new, big brother-like technology.
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Graffiti is a major problem in most cities, but it turns out office graffiti is becoming a thing in the tech world.
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In a part of San Francisco where apartments and condos are springing up everywhere, neighbors say something is missing: parks.
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A Marin County group is on the hunt for the person who derailed their research and may have killed endangered fish in the process.
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A "Hackathon" event at Facebook's headquarters is all about helping recent war vets get help with the next chapter of their lives.
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The App Academy is staking its reputation and its bank accounts on finding every graduate a job.
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The high-price of car rentals is a huge headache for travelers, but a Bay Area start-up is trying to cut those prices down to size.
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Doctors have been so slow to adapt to digital medical records that the government is offering them money to make the change.
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Some of the Silicon Valley's top venture capitalists are preparing to speak at the Churchill Club's annual panel on the top tech trends.
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Technology enthusiasts are pouring into San Francisco and nearly everyone wants to hear the latest on Google Glass.
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Dozens of inventors are meeting in San Francisco Monday night to show off their products to investors.
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A tiny satellite called SkyCube will orbit the earth, sending back tweets and photos to people willing to pay a dollar for the privilege.
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The Bay Area is known for investors who bet big on young companies but now investors can also bet on young people.
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While other kids practice football or basketball, the members of the Newark High Rocketry Club practice rocket science.
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The competition for good engineers is so fierce now that there's a talent agency for the superstars of the tech world.
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The U.S. Forest Service will soon use new technology, developed by NASA, on a jet to collect data to fight wildfires.
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Waste Management is testing a new generation of trash trucks that run on methane pulled from Livermore's Altamont Landfill.
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