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Does the 4th Amendment's ban on unreasonable searches extend to your smartphone and its tracking data?

Rising gas prices are eating into the profits of gig workers who drop off people or pick up deliveries.

Avid Technology, the editing software company behind industry-standard platforms like Media Composer and Pro Tools, inked a multi-year AI deal with Google Cloud.

Snap Chief Executive Evan Spiegel told employees that the company is trying to cut costs and cited AI tools.

Waze, a GPS navigation company, is teaming up with Waymo to use the company's self-driving cars to detect potholes in Los Angeles and four other major metro areas.

Questions linger about what motivated the attack against OpenAI's Sam Altman. "We should de-escalate the rhetoric and tactics," Altman wrote in a blog post.

Weather forecasts for Los Angeles and Southern California predict rain this weekend, which could linger through Monday. There's also a 15% to 25% chance of thunderstorms.

A real strike on civilization as we know it occurred in Silicon Valley, where a new AI super-brain was locked up because it's too powerful — and unpredictable.

A data breach at the city attorney's office led to a massive cache of LAPD files being dumped online. Here's what we know about how it happened, what got leaked and what the fallout could be.

Recent filings to the California Employment Development Department provide more details about job cuts at major tech companies.

Home prices in San Francisco hit a record $2.5 million in March as wealth from the AI boom flowed through the city.

The Iranian cyberactivity comes as President Trump threatens to target Iran's critical infrastructure, particularly its bridges and power plants.

PayPal's stock has dropped as it faces a slowdown in branded checkout and more competition from Apple and Google. With a new chief executive at the helm, the company sits at another turning point.

Recent campaigns for corporate interests hit new lows in their attempts to misrepresent the will of the people and deceive officials.