Coronavirus Recovery: Menlo Park Plans For Reopening

Most other city services changed format to virtual, online and curbside pickup.

Coronavirus Recovery: Menlo Park Plans For Reopening

Most other city services changed format to virtual, online and curbside pickup.

How Did Coronavirus Affect Bankruptcy Filings In Menlo Park-Atherton Area?

Bankruptcy filings were down in San Mateo County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.

How Reliable Is Your California Power Provider?

See how well power providers in the Menlo Park-Atherton area and across CA serve local customers.

Facebook Removes Fake Accounts Linked To Conservative Group

The platform also permanently banned a digital communications firm that it said was behind the fake accounts.

Free Starbucks In Menlo Park: How To Score Your Cup

Patrons can get a free tall espresso drink at certain Starbucks locations as part of the company's "pop-up parties" promotion.

Peet's Coffee Closing Menlo Park Shop, 2 Others On Peninsula

The shops will close their doors within the next week.

State AG Sues Facebook, Demanding Information In Privacy Probe

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said Facebook's response to subpoenas and questions has been "patently inadequate" thus far.

2 Menlo Park Hotels Rank Among Tops In Silicon Valley, NorCal

Condé Nast Traveler released its list of annual Readers’ Choice inn winners for 2019 in Northern California.

Feds Threaten Antitrust Probe Of Tech Giants: Report

Facebook, Google and Amazon lead their respective industries in social media, search and e-commerce, making them susceptible for targeting.

FTC Slaps Facebook With $5 Billion Fine For Privacy Issues

The fine represents the largest issued to a tech firm and was approved upon party lines by the Federal Trade Commission.

Facebook's New Digital Currency Plan Gaining Academic Exposure

San Jose State and Stanford academic economists are weighing in on Libra with cautious optimism.

Feds May Thrust Billions In Fines On Facebook: Report

The U.S. government has suggested going after the social media giant over data privacy debacles: report.

Facebook User Data Tied To Amazon Cloud Servers

UpGuard, an Australian cybersecurity firm, is making the assertion that information on the social media site was found 'in troves.'

HUD Charges Facebook With Housing Discrimination

The fed housing arm accuses Facebook of disqualifying people with certain characteristics to see housing ads, but the firm is "surprised."

Facebook To Ban White Nationalism, Separatism

Hate mongering will no longer have a place on FB, but one SJSU scholar wonders if the firm will have a legal free speech issue.

Millions Of Facebook Passwords Stored In Readable Format To Staff

Facebook's security team discovered the glitch in January and will notify millions of users impacted.

Facebook Execs Leave Amid Different Direction

Facebook's chief product officer and WhatsApp director are leaving the firm while it embarks on a future focused on encrypted messages.

Facebook, Instagram Experienced Outages

Facebook confirmed the outages initially picked up by Down Detector for the social media giant and its photo services program.

Facebook Allowed Kids To Spend Millions In Parents' Money: Report

Facebook's own numbers show that kids spent over $30 million of their parents' money in a six-year period, a report says.

Facebook To Befriend, Back Local Newsrooms

The social media giant wants to spread goodwill to newsrooms with monetary support that helps local news purveyors survive and thrive.

Lawmakers Call For Facebook Crackdown After Damning NYT Report

Some members of Congress are suggesting breaking up the social media giant through antitrust action.

Facebook To Match $500,000 In Donations For Wildfire Relief

The social media giant is making the pledge to American Red Cross coffers, plus managing the platform for users to provide their own aid.

Facebook Access Restored In East, Midwest After Test

The outage in which users are getting an error message seemed to be isolated to the East and Midwest.

Elections War Room At Work As Facebook Removes Iran-backed Pages

Facebook announced Friday that it removed 82 inauthentic Iran-sponsored pages relative to a campaign intended to mislead users.

Facebook Developing TV Device Named Ripley

The television device that combines streaming with video chat is supposedly based on some of the same technology as Facebook's new Portal.

Facebook's Election 'War Room' Brings Out Big Guns

The 'War Room' division employs 24 experts working with 20,000 workers from across the company to guard against election interference.

Facebook Breach: Company Reveals Info. Accessed By Attackers

The number of Facebook accounts affected by the breach was lower than the company previously thought.

Facebook Breach: Nearly 50M Accounts Impacted, Company Says

Facebook said on Friday that attackers exploited a vulnerability in its code to take over accounts.

Facebook Down: Major Outage Reported In Northeast US

There's also a widespread outage in Europe, and smaller outages around the world.

Criminal Defendants Can Use Public Facebook Posts, Court Says

The ruling was made in a murder case involving alleged gang members. Lawyers wanted to get their hands on private messages.

Facebook Suspends About 200 Suspicious Apps In Data Misuse Probe

Thousands of apps were investigated as part of a thorough investigation into whether they misused data.

Facebook Dating App: 5 Things To Know If You're Creeped Out

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg caused quite a stir on social media when he announced the new dating service. Here's what you should know.

SMC Dentist Sentenced For Performing Unnecessary Work: DA

Among the patients was a then-16-year-old girl who Amishi Patel recommended receive 16 fillings she didn't need, according to prosecutors.

Menlo Park Community Wins Design Honors

The contemporary Elan Menlo Park apartments offer deluxe, outdoor amenities and earned honors for KTGY Architecture.

How To Tell If Facebook Shared Your Data With Cambridge Analytica

Facebook is telling users if their data was shared with the Trump-affiliated data mining firm Cambridge Analytica​. Here's how.

FTC Investigating Facebook For Alleged Privacy Violations

"Facebook left millions of Californians' personal information vulnerable," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said.

Multiple Lawsuits Already Filed Against Facebook Over Data Issues

One lawsuit was filed by a Facebook user who claims the Menlo Park company acted with "absolute disregard" for her personal information.

Don't Quit Facebook But Don't Trust It Either

Is it possible – or worthwhile – to trust Facebook?

5 Ways To Keep Your Information Safe On Facebook

An app created by a researcher in 2013 is reportedly responsible for the information of millions being shared with a data-analysis firm.