Santa Clara Safeway Store Bids Farewell After 67 Years, Shutters in November
After over six decades of serving the Santa Clara community, a Safeway store at Valley Fair Shopping Center is set to close its doors in early November. As the retailer continues to assess store performance, local residents reminisce on the store's rich history and debate its impact on the neighborhood.
Peninsula Outdoor Painters Unveil "Framing the Light" Exhibit at Belmont's Twin Pines Art Center
As the Peninsula Outdoor Painters exhibit "Framing the Light" kicks off at the Twin Pines Art Center, artists and viewers alike are exploring the impact of changing light and dark values in various landscapes and scenes.
North SF Bay Area Correctional Officer Indicted for Alleged Contraband Smuggling and Bribery in Vacaville Prison
Correctional officer Stephen Crittenden faces charges of smuggling cellphones into a California prison after accepting bribes, marking yet another instance of corruption within the state's prison system.
Three Arrested in San Mateo Stabbing at Martin Luther King Community Center, Police Urge Citizens to Report Criminal Activity
As we reflect on the recent violent altercation at San Mateo's Martin Luther King Community Center, which led to a stabbing, it is crucial to consider the broader issues of community safety and conflict resolution.
Bay Area Unions Endorse Sympathy Strike Supporting Kaiser Permanente Workers' Unfair Labor Practices Protest
Two Bay Area unions have approved a sympathy strike in a show of solidarity with Kaiser Permanente workers, who are planning a strike on October 4-6 after management allegedly engaged in unfair labor practices.
Bay Area Gears Up for California Clean Air Day, a Collective Effort for Cleaner Air
As California Clean Air Day returns on October 4, residents of the Bay Area are encouraged to take individual actions to improve air quality and embrace the shared responsibility in preserving the environment.
