Research discoveries make the leap to commercial products — and fuel the state's economy.

Attacking the drought from all perspectives — that’s the power of public.

Persons with mental health conditions are found more likely to use nicotine-delivery devices.

The volume of melted ice enough is expected to raise sea level around the globe by 4 feet.

Today’s hipsters and their fixies are not the first to embody the too-cool-for-school persona of the cyclist.

A new study finds that people who are rich — or just consider themselves so — are more likely to cut people off in traffic, blow past pedestrians and even take candy from children.

The polar bear — recently diverged from its brown cousins — has genes involved in fat metabolism that could provide insights that will help humans deal with health problems caused by high-fat diets.

Young cat's efforts to establish his own territory took him into the heart of downtown Mountain View.

A common form of a gene already associated with longevity also improves learning and memory.

Kelp Watch 2014, a project that tests kelp along the western U.S. coast for signs of radioactive seawater, has found none from the 2011 disaster.

The mass availability of information can be used for more than just an invasion of privacy.

Graduate student works with Motor Trend magazine to create fuel economy ratings for vehicles based on real-world driving, not lab tests.