WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Communications Commission is investigating whether Google Inc. broke the law by inadvertently sucking up fragments of e-mails, Web surfing behavior and other online activities over public Wi-Fi networks while photographing neighborhoods for its "Street View" mapping feature.
The California State University Board of Trustees has approved a 15% hike in undergraduate tuition, arguing that the action was an essential step to provide access to the Cal State system by more students.
Dozens of protesters, including some faculty, staff and students from several of the university's 23 campuses, protested outside the...
New Report Warns Of "Unprecedented Decline" In Home Values And No Stabilization In Q3
Zillow just released a devastating third quarter housing report. Basically every major indicator is crashing:
The decline in home values accelerated in September, dropping 0.4% month-over-month
Foreclosures reached an all-time high
A record 23.2% of...
Range Resources Corp., EQT Corp. and Ultra Petroleum Corp. are among companies that may attract takeover bids because of their holdings in the Marcellus Shale formation, where natural gas output has exceeded forecasts, analysts said.
Investors expect more deals to follow yesterday’s agreement by Chevron Corp. to buy Atlas Energy Inc. for $3.2...
SANDUSKY, Ohio — A wild night inside a military recruiting station ends with criminal charges and an internal investigation by the U.S. Navy.
Justin Szadkowski, 24, appeared in Sandusky Municipal Court on Tuesday afternoon. He was arrested on Oct. 28 inside the West Perkins Avenue office of the Navy and other military branches. Pictures taken...
