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| Jan.15 |
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Yahoo! CEO says Oracle Layoffs still OK
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| Jan.17 |
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Verizon teams up with Yahoo
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| Jan.18 |
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Quarter profit nearly triples on strong ads Internet giant 4th quarter profit easily beat Wall Street expectations. It earned $373 million, or 25 cents per share
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$30 million fourth-quarter loss
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| Feb.9 |
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Family Of Four Hit By Car| A 6-year-old boy is in serious condition after he and his family were allegedly intentionally hit walking on the sidewalk | | |
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| Feb.14 |
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Man Charged with Running Down Family
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| Feb.16 |
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Fire injured a firefighter
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| Feb.28 |
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Indian Americans Fear Being Targeted The families say they're worried they're being targeted by burglars because of their preference for gold jewelry
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| Mar.24 |
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Yahoo to Buy Back Up to $3B of Stock
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Yahoo Battles Free Speech Question Internet portal is challenging a fine a Paris court levied for allowing the site's French users to buy Nazi memorabilia
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| Apr.6 |
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CEO's stock sale seen as diversification
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| Apr.11 |
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Bag Falls From Cargo Plane
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| Apr.13 |
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AMD posts loss, announces spin-off Struggling memory chip business saw weak pricing. Memory business, called Spansion, had filed for IPO
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| Apr.20 |
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Revenue tops $1 billion for the first time Yahoo's growth streak continued in the 1st quarter, thanks to a strong online advertising market
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| Apr.25 |
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Sandisk quickly climbs up music charts
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| May.5 |
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Video Search Tool Out of Test Phase
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| May.11 |
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Yahoo introduces online music subscription| The service will enable consumers to download thousands of songs onto their portable MP3 players for $60 annually | |
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| May.14 |
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Onizuka Air Force Base be closed
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| May.23 |
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PalmSource CEO steps down
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| May.25 |
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2-Alarm Fire Destroys Home The structure is a two-story home near Bernardo Avenue and El Camino Real
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| May.31 |
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Body found near on-ramp
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| Jun.21 |
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Vandals Tampering With Traffic Signals
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| Jun.27 |
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Superfast chip for gaming PCs The new Athlon 64 FX-57, running at 2.8 GHz, at a wholesale price of $1,031, it's the firm's most expensive
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| Jun.28 |
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AMD files antitrust suit against Intel| Advanced Micro Devices is accusing its market-dominating competitor of forcing customers into exclusive deals | | |
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| Jul.12 |
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One Dead, One Injured In Shooting| Police found a man slumped inside a sedan. At a nearby apartment, they found a man dead of gunshot wounds | |
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| Jul.25 |
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Yahoo! Purchases Konfabulator Yahoo is hoping its acquisition will get access to a group of mini-applications called widgets
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| Aug.11 |
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Yahoo invests $1 billion in China's Alibaba| Yahoo announced would pay $1 billion in cash for a 40% stake in the e-commerce firm | |
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| Sep.9 |
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Access to Buy PalmSource for $324M Japanese software company is a maker of the NetFront Internet browser for mobile devices
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| Oct.2 |
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Hit-and-run crash left bicyclist dead SUV hit the man, then fled. Police later arrested a 17-year-old boy
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| Oct.3 |
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Alliance to Open Web Library The Open Content Alliance is setting out to build a vast online library of copyrighted books that pleases publishers
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| Oct.10 |
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Yahoo Shows Off New Blog Feature Online news search tool added Internet journal entries as a supplement to professional media offerings
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| Nov.4 |
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Schwarzenegger appeared at gym Gov. is trying to pump up voters for the slate of four ballot propositions he is championing
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| Nov.6 |
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Yahoo, Google to launch wireless services Yahoo and Google are taking advantage of advanced networks and cellphones
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| Nov.7 |
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Yahoo, TiVo Team Up to Blend TV, Web The two will collaborate to offer Yahoo's content and services through TiVo's digital video recording devices
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| Nov.9 |
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PC chips by AMD surpass Intel's Computers equipped with AMD chips outsold those with Intel varieties in U.S. retail stores for the month of October
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| Dec.9 |
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Latest acquisition is del.icio.us Internet powerhouse devoured a startup that enables people to more easily compile and share their favorite content
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| Dec.17 |
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Spansion spun off Computer chipmaker has finally spun off its money-losing flash memory subsidiary
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