A Thursday morning shooting on the 2400 block of Aberdeen Way left one person dead and another injured; investigators say the pair may have shot each other.

Tesla has taken roughly 108,000 square feet on Junction Avenue and filed plans to convert it into a vehicle storage, delivery and service hub.

Paceline paid about $12.2M for a 92,900‑sq‑ft North San Jose office — a steep discount that highlights continued weakness in Bay Area office values.

An eight‑acre SFFD training campus broke ground in Bayview Friday, promising realistic drills, consolidated facilities and neighborhood benefits.

Reed Hastings will leave Netflix’s board in June to "focus on new things." The decision marks another major leadership shift for the South Bay streaming giant.

A $25 million package led by the Downtown Development Corp. and major banks will target vacant storefronts on Powell Street and near Moscone Center to recruit tenants and revive foot traffic.

A 63-year-old Los Gatos man surrendered and was arrested after investigators say new evidence tied him to a summer altercation where he was seen filming juveniles.

The Melting Pot is targeting San Jose for a late‑2026 opening — a potential first Bay Area outpost in years. The chain is expanding after a major brand makeover.

Grosvenor is winding down direct development in the U.S., selling Union Square properties and marketing major Bay Area sites as it pivots strategy. The move follows pandemic losses and writedowns.

San Bruno investigators served a search warrant on the 200 block of East Ave in an ICAC probe; a suspect was arrested and police say there's no ongoing threat.

Five people lost their homes Wednesday night after a one-alarm fire tore through a building under construction on the 1700 block of 31st Avenue in the Outer Sunset, bringing firefighters racing to the scene just as the dinner hour wound down.

San José police say analysts used automated license-plate readers to help locate a vehicle and stop a suspect who allegedly brandished a firearm at shoppers. Officials say the RTIC tools sped the response.

San Francisco marked the 120th anniversary of the 1906 quake by launching a screening program to identify older concrete buildings at risk in a major earthquake.