The San Jose FPGA maker is eyeing a confidential IPO filing within weeks, just a year after splitting from Intel.

Neighbors formed a WhatsApp group to track the vacant Sea Cliff home, which racked up over 30 police calls in two years.

The Hartz Avenue spot serves its last meals Saturday. Owner Sarabjit Bajaj thanked the community for turning the restaurant into more than just a place to eat.

The corner spot has cycled through five businesses in 15 years, but Innerbloom's owners are betting on flowers, wine and live jazz.

A predawn stop near 40th Avenue turned up an AR-style ghost gun, mace and marijuana inside the driverless ride.

A witness's license plate tip and a hidden .40-caliber handgun cracked the Antioch Jewelers case within days.

A witness near a CAL FIRE station spotted a rifle pointed from a Toyota SUV, leading deputies to a hidden pistol and two outstanding warrants.

Ocean in Motion invites toddlers to waddle like penguins and hop like blennies when it opens Nov. 7 on Cannery Row.

Small wineries that buy grapes from other growers can now pour at California farmers' markets under a law Gov. Newsom just signed.

Pacific Development wants to raze a 1979 office building near The Pruneyard for a rooftop-terrace apartment complex nearly triple the city's own housing estimate for the site.

A September 14 hearing could simplify permits for shops on Park and Webster Streets, where vacancies have lingered.

The 80-seat lounge inside the historic 1909 building opens October 12 with a pisco punch finished tableside in pineapple brûlée.

The new mezzanine lounge at 185 Sutter Street serves cocktails and bar bites.