Stanford study advises against using AI for mental health concerns
A study from Stanford University found that those struggling with mental health concerns shouldn’t replace a human therapist with an artificial intelligence therapist.
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16 billion passwords leaked in data breach: What to know
Over 16 billion passwords from Google, Meta, Apple and others have been exposed in what is described as “one of the largest data breaches in history.” Security experts are now warning people since data thieves can manipulate video, voice, and data to not just take one’s identity, but also manipulate it. “Now, the bad guys ca... -
Over 800 PG&E Bay Area customers still without power due to planned shutoffs
Over 800 PG&E customers in three Bay Area counties remained without power late Friday afternoon as part of planned outages.
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The summer solstice is here. What to know about the longest day of the year
Summer gets its official start in the Northern Hemisphere with the arrival of the summer solstice. The sun will trace its highest, longest arc across the sky Friday, making for the longest day and shortest night of the year.
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Man suspected in father's death in Santa Cruz County arrested in Switzerland
A man suspected in the death of his 90-year-old father has been taken into custody in Switzerland, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday.
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Valkyries embrace key ‘superpower' of Chase Center crowd in win vs. Fever
The Golden State Valkyries are embracing a key “superpower” that helped fuel their 88-77 comeback win over the Indiana Fever on Thursday night.
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Legendary San Francisco preacher Dr. Amos Brown to retire from the pulpit — sort of
After nearly 50 years delivering fiery sermons bearing messages of empathy, equality and salvation from the pulpit of San Francisco’s Third Baptist Church, Dr. Amos Brown is retiring as head pastor.
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‘No noise, no vibration, clean': Electric plane on display in Palo Alto
Are you ready for the silent skies? Electric planes are starting to take off.
