A Swiss bank account containing $14.8 million and belonging to a Mountain View man who is now a fugitive was seized by federal immigration officials. Authorities accuse Shaileskumar Jain, 41, also known as Sam Jain, of selling counterfeit security software over the Internet.
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Rumors are circulating that Facebook founder and mega-zillionaire Mark Zuckerberg is engaged to longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan.
While Facebook would no doubt like to see every man, woman and child over the age of 13 sign up for an account, a recent report claims that in the U.S., at least, the site is actually shrinking.
The good-food movement isn’t just about good food. It’s about good people, and I’ve been privileged to meet some of them. People like David Hill, owner of Chef’s Table restaurant in Rocklin, an oasis of creative and delicious farm-to-table food in a sea of chain-restaurant homogeneity. David went out of his way to help us during our short stay there.
Jazz at Filoli begins its 21st season of summer concerts this Father’s Day, June 19. Guests sip wine and beer in the estate’s garden as they enjoy world-renowned jazz acts and gourmet lunches.
An independent panel appointed by the California Public Utilities Commission released a report today heavily criticizing PG&E’s technical competence and pipeline integrity management procedures.
Government pressure has forced Apple to start rejecting iPhone applications that alert motorists to drunk driving police checkpoints.
A Santa Clara County jury has found Charles Grant guilty of first-degree murder for the two-decade-old fatal stabbing of Kristi Harris in her San Jose apartment.
Tapestry’s lunch menu consisting of California classics offers too many mouth-watering choices, making it difficult to pick just one, but the true star of the meal is the dessert, which tastes as decadently delicious as it looks. Lemons, cream and fresh, ripe strawberries were meant to be together and Tapesty succeeds in creating the “destination dessert.”
There were plenty of oohs and aahs at this week’s Cupertino City Council meeting, and it wasn’t just for Steve Jobs, who made a rare public appearance. Jobs came with a purpose: to promote his plans for a new Apple headquarters in the city, on an 180-acre plot north of Interstate 280.
