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At least three Coachella Valley cities could be violating a recent state law capping the permitting fees local governments can charge for rooftop solar installations, with two setting their fees for residential installation at more than twice the $500 limit for such projects.
If you put two 750-foot-tall solar towers in the middle of the desert — a little bit off Interstate 10, about 60 miles east of Indio — it's likely they'll be visible.
My father is seriously struggling with Alzheimer's. I got him a smartphone last Christmas to keep him sharp. What apps should I put on it?
Apple unveiled an Internet radio service called iTunes Radio on Monday and said the service will personalize listeners' music based on what they've listened to and what they've purchased on iTunes.
Nonprofit and government groups in the Imperial Irrigation District's service territory have a second opportunity to apply for the district's solar rebate program.
If California is to achieve its ambitious goals for ramping up renewable energy while cutting greenhouse gas emissions, it must revamp its energy planning processes so that renewables, not fossil fuels, become the primary focus, a Coachella Valley assemblyman said.
To get young people to move to the Coachella Valley, or current younger residents to stay, the region need two things, according to Joel Faschingbauer, president of a new high-tech business called Silicon Springs Ventures.
As a journalist who has weathered the past few stormy years in my industry, I know all too well the dangers of resisting technical transformation
My friend recently had a thief walk up and snatch her smartphone. How can people avoid this in the future?
In a jolt to the nation's nuclear power industry, Southern California's San Onofre plant was shut down Friday for good after its owners surrendered in a costly and drawn-out fight over whether it was too damaged to operate safely.
Gov. Jerry Brown says energy utilities and the state have been working to provide Southern California with reliable electrical power since the San Onofre nuclear power plant went offline last year.
A part-owner of the shuttered San Onofre nuclear power plant says it will have adequate supplies this summer despite news the plant is permanently closing.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and American counterpart Barack Obama will talk cybersecurity this week at Sunnylands in Rancho Mirage, but experts say California's Silicon Valley and its signature high-tech firms should provide the front lines in the increasingly aggressive fight against overseas hackers.
When the Coachella Valley Association of Governments passed its voluntary green building code a year ago, the goal was to encourage local builders to go beyond the state's already rigorous energy-efficiency standards.
It's one of those things most people don't think about — emissions from gasoline-powered lawn mowers.
North America's first floating windmill that will produce power was ceremonially lowered Friday into the Penobscot River, the first big step in a process that could tap an offshore wind resource with a potential of 75 Hoover Dams.
Q: Is it safe to bank or visit other sensitive stuff on my phone when using public Wi-Fi?
Researcher Stuart Williams is not talking about a far-off, science-fiction effort when he describes how scientists will create new, functioning human hearts — using cells and a 3-D printer.
Oh, the not-so-humble computer virus. For decades, it's been making computer users miserable.
It was the ninth recommendation in the third-quarter budget update the Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved at its May 7 meeting.
The move toward self-driving cars is picking up speed quickly enough that federal safety officials are urging states not to license such cars except for testing, and told the companies that make them to be vigilant and uniform in testing the automated vehicles.
Add another entry into the battle for your living room: Fan TV.
U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer wants the Justice Department to investigate if California utility executives deceived federal regulators about an equipment swap at the San Onofre nuclear power plant that eventually led to a radiation leak, The Associated Press has learned.
Read the 2004 internal letter obtained by U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer that was written by a senior Southern California Edison executive to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which manufactured the generators that now sit idle in the San Onofre nuclear power plant.
One of America's corporate giants is investing billions of dollars in the new boom of oil and gas drilling, or fracking.
Douglas Greene is what you might call a compulsive tinkerer.
In a medical first, doctors used plastic particles and a 3-D laser printer to create an airway splint to save the life of a baby boy who used to stop breathing nearly every day.
The aftermath of the tornado that ripped though Moore, Okla., on Monday was both heart-rending and predictable.
I don't want to pay big bucks for a new tablet. Is it OK to buy a refurbished gadget?
Need more proof that the world is changing? Last week, the president of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association, Michael Powell, told the Senate that 'the largest subscription video provider in the country today is Netflix.'
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