National Coffee Day: Enjoy discounts and freebies on your next cup

National Coffee Day, celebrated on September 29, is a favorite among coffee lovers, with businesses offering enticing deals to mark the occasion.

Tortilleria La Familiar in San Jose serves up a taste of home

Fresh, warm, tortillas to go. In Mexico, you'd find them on any corner. But in the Bay Area, there is a surprising void. One family-run business in San Jose is trying to fill that gap with what may be the only fresh tortilla food truck in town.

Five-hour flight to nowhere: American Airlines turns back with no clear reason

An American Airlines flight from Dallas to Seoul turned around five hours into the trip due to a maintenance issue, leaving passengers confused as the crew gave no immediate explanation.

Map: Every state's favorite coffee drink revealed

A new study has been released revealing every state’s favorite coffee beverage. Here's what the coffee company found.

This is how much money it costs to have a baby in 2024

The journey of bringing a new life into the world is filled with love and anticipation, but comes with financial considerations. From the hospital to childcare, here’s a look at some of the costs.

These US states have the worst-behaved drivers: See where your state ranks

Tennessee, Ohio and Pennsylvania were found to have well-behaved drivers. Here are the states with the worst-behaved drivers, according to a survey by Forbes Advisor and Talker Research.

Coca-Cola discontinues Spiced flavor months after debut

Coca-Cola announced it is discontinuing production of its Spiced flavor just months after it was introduced to consumers.

These Bay Area cities hailed as best for women: study

Figures show on average, women earn only about 84 cents to every dollar paid to men. Bay Area cities were ranked among the best places for women to thrive in America.

White House proposes ban on Chinese tech in US cars

Ban on Chinese software and hardware in cars would be phased in over next several years.

US grocery stores could face fruit shortages as 45,000 dockworkers threaten strike

The International Longshoremen's Association, or ILA, is negotiating on behalf of the 45,000 dockworkers at three dozen U.S. ports that collectively handle about half of the nation's seaborne imports.

These Bay Area cities ranked among the rudest in America

From talking on speakerphone while in public to being impolite towards service workers, there are certain behaviors many consider socially disrespectful. A new analysis lists two Bay Area cities among the rudest in the U.S.