Silicon Valley office dreams collide with unmovable force
By Kevin V. Nguyen
VTA is betting on federal dollars to complete the San Jose BART extension — with no backup plan
By Grace Hase
San Jose residents want city to revisit community center spending - San José Spotlight
By Sakura Cannestra
San Pedro Square to have mural painted on walkway come Memorial Day
By Marianne Favro & Andrew Mendez
At the Coterie Den, San José Artists Work, Play and Dream
By Nastia Voynovskaya
San Jose: Child exorcism death case headed to trial
By Robert Salonga
Home Depot fined $1.3 million for safety violations after 2022 San Jose arson fire
By Lauren Martinez
Speed Safety Cameras Coming To San Jose
By Lucas Combos
Silicon Valley high school teachers fight for better wages — again - San José Spotlight
By Annalise Freimarck
West Valley city faces multimillion-dollar shortfall
Annalise Freimarck
- Campbell will be forced to tighten its belt in the coming years, as it faces a multimillion–dollar budget shortfall.
- The city anticipates roughly $66 million in revenue for 2024-25, but expects to spend about $70 million.
- Exacerbating the deficit are an estimated $600,000 loss in sales tax revenue and $1.25 million in pension costs.
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Milpitas nonprofit SHEKonnect is on a mission to support teen girls who have lost their mothers
By Rhoda Jordan
San Jose food hall has rocky start
Robert Eliason
- People driving by San Jose’s Downtown Food Hall might be forgiven for thinking it’s closed.
- In addition to the dark interior, the door under the building’s marquee is locked and an “open” sign is turned off.
- The food hall, which opened at the start of the year, is touted as having many restaurants. That’s partly a facade.
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Nuts fall short against San Jose | Patterson Irrigator
By Patterson Irrigator
Sac Republic FC beats San Jose again in the U.S. Open Cup, advances to quarterfinal round
By Andrew Marden
Bay Area home worth millions site of alleged murder
By Ariana Bindman