A vacant six-acre plot of land near Midtown Village may be transformed into a destination for seniors searching for affordable housing and a space to grow their own food.
Santa Clara residents express mixed views on affordable housing project Read More »
Modi — the first Indian premier to visit Silicon Valley in more than three decades — received a mixed reception at a gathering in San Jose Sept. 27 that drew an estimated 18,000 people.
Just days after Gov. Brown announced California’s first-ever mandatory water cuts in response to the drought, hundreds gathered at the Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County’s Spring Garden Market.
Drought-tolerant plants star at spring garden market Read More »
San Jose hosted its fifth annual Pillow Fight in February with costumed participants and lots of flying feathers.
Mass ‘Pillow Fight’ takes over the streets of downtown San Jose Read More »
Some of Major League Soccer’s top earners make more money per year as individuals than the combined rosters of 12 teams. The league’s minimum salary was recently increased from $36,500 to $60,000.
Pro soccer faces income disparity issues Read More »
East San Jose residents remain unsure whether the proposed Alum Rock BART station will become a reality or not.
Small San Jose community heartbroken with promised BART station in danger Read More »
So far, 144 people from the Jungle have been housed, while more than 60 who received rental subsidies are still looking for apartments.
San Jose shuts down ‘The Jungle,’ one of nation’s largest homeless encampments Read More »
From San Jose to Mountain View to Menlo Park, cities across the Peninsula are lighting up with holiday traditions.
Bay Area lights up for the holidays Read More »
After quietly purchasing what’s believed to be the first police drone in the Bay Area, the San Jose Police Department has apologized for lack of transparency.
San Jose police’s surveillance drone has community concerned Read More »
The San Jose Repertory Theatre was a Bay Area staple for 34 years. But its financial woes forced its closure this summer, with “The Big Meal” as its last show ever.
‘The Big Meal’ symbolically marks San Jose Repertory Theatre’s closure Read More »
Despite a depleted police force and rising crime, the council rejected Councilman Ash Kalra’s recommendation to provide neighborhoods with funds to hire private security personnel and deploy other safety measures.
