San Francisco-based Friendster is now available in Japanese and Korean, the company announced Thursday.
The pioneering social networking site is now available in English, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Korean, five of the top languages on the Internet representing 66 percent of Internet users, the company said.
Epic Cleantec saves millions of gallons of water a year, and helps companies adhere to drought regulations
SB 224 calls for in-school mental health instruction as depression and suicide rates rise
The search is on for less-thirsty trees
Some drivers and labor experts say Prop. 22 pushed an undue burden on to everyday taxpayers.
Called ‘a drop in the bucket,’ though $2 billion could be made available in future years
