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Waymo hits a dog in San Francisco, reigniting safety debate
A self-driving Waymo taxi hit a dog in San Francisco, reigniting a heated debate over autonomous vehicle safety just weeks after one killed a popular neighborhood cat.On Sunday, around...
Amazon’s Zoox offers free robotaxi rides in San Francisco
Amazon-owned Zoox is offering free rides on its San Francisco fleet of boxy, driverless taxis. The company said Tuesday it is providing the rides to people who download the...
Salesforce to invest $15 billion in San Francisco to advance AI
Software giant Salesforce is planning to invest $15 billion in San Francisco over the next five years to strengthen the city’s dominance in artificial intelligence. “This $15 billion investment...
DoorDash plans to test drone deliveries in San Francisco warehouse
Food delivery app DoorDash is setting its sights on a new destination to test out flying drone deliveries: San Francisco.The tech company leased a warehouse in the Mission District...
A new gold rush? How AI is transforming San Francisco
On a sunny day in San Francisco, along the city’s waterfront, families dived into the wacky world of artificial intelligence inside the Exploratorium museum. Visitors made shadow puppets for...
I’m Going to San Juan, Puerto Rico—15 Vacation Outfits I’m Buying From Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale
Our writers and editors independently determine what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, E! may earn a commission. Learn more. In just a week, I’ll be...
Waymo expands service area in Los Angeles and San Francisco
Waymo, the autonomous taxi company that’s offered rides in Los Angeles since November, is expanding its service area in the city.Starting Wednesday, the driverless taxis will roam more than...
San Antonio Woman Arrested for Drugging, Then Raping a 16-Year-Old Boy Saying She ‘Wanted to Do This for a Long Time’
A woman has been arrested after police say she gave a 16-year-old boy drugs and had sex with him.On May 16 around 4 p.m., the San Antonio Police Department...
