A Saratoga developer filed plans to replace the shuttered Hick'ry Pit with a seven‑story, 324‑unit building across from The Pruneyard, testing Campbell’s housing goals and local character.

A student was detained at Marysville High after a handgun was recovered on campus. The district says counselors are available while investigators continue their probe.

A dog was pulled to safety from the Fort Funston bluffs on Monday; agencies say everyone at the scene was unharmed. Officials urged caution near the park's steep edges.

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan publicly challenged GOP rival Steve Hilton on X, arguing leadership means standing up to power rather than echoing it.

San José crews knocked down a house fire on Indigo Drive Monday morning; all occupants escaped and one person received medical care at the scene.

Two large insurers filed to change how California homeowners are charged under the state’s new insurance rules, a move that would affect roughly three‑quarters of a million policies.

Bi‑Rite and 18 Reasons teamed with Crankstart to launch Sunnydale Market — a 2,800‑sq‑ft nonprofit grocer planned for 1515 Sunnydale Ave. with deep subsidy aims.

An e-bike lithium battery ignited in a Mission Dolores apartment Saturday night, hospitalizing one resident and prompting Red Cross assistance.

Supervisors approved extra well‑monitoring conditions tied to a confidential settlement over Arrow&Branch’s expansion while demanding the county review the full agreement first.

A Norwegian-American startup just opened Hayward's flashiest new factory and sold out 10,000 home robots in five days. The catch buried in the contract might make you think twice about where you set it up.

Apple's April 22 patch closes a notification-cache loophole that let deleted message previews linger on iPhones. Here's who is affected and what to check.

Supervisors may authorize a $13M Burlingame purchase to fold detox and the Pride Center into a county-run campus; the May 5 agenda also covers e-bikes, a sales-tax question and charter tweaks.

Alameda has opened Arnold’s Place, a 50‑bed medical respite program at the Alameda Wellness Campus to help unhoused residents recover and connect to care and housing.