A Silver Alert is active after 56-year-old Quan Phan was last seen Thursday morning near Checkers and Schulte drives in San Jose.

Amado, from the Dominguez family, will open in downtown Burlingame with regional Mexican dishes and an agave-forward bar.

Milpitas’ council unanimously named Police Chief Jared Hernandez acting city manager as the city restarts a search for a permanent hire. The move aims to steady City Hall after recent turnover.

The Alameda County coroner found that metal from an exploding replacement airbag pierced an Oakland karaoke DJ’s skull in a September crash, prompting renewed concern about dangerous replacement inflators. NHTSA has issued an urgent advisory for used-car owners.

After 34 years on Moffett Boulevard, family-run Los Portales will close Feb. 10. Owners cite rising costs, fewer customers and a planned redevelopment at Moffett Plaza.

Prosecutors say they can't locate the central witness in the bribery case against Detective Phong Tran, and have asked a judge to compel her before his March trial.

A crash on River Road south of Salinas killed a woman and hospitalized a toddler; the driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI, Monterey authorities say.

New numbers and local reporting show zero confirmed suicides at the Golden Gate Bridge in the second half of 2025 after stainless‑steel nets were completed. Officials and research advocates call the early results a major win for means‑restriction efforts.

Mainline North opened this week in Santa Clara, delivering 151 affordable apartments near transit with amenities and automated parking.

The Trident Restaurant in Sausalito has closed, with the city revealing the landlord's two-year-long issues with unpaid rent, unrelated to the restaurant management's decision to shutter.

Moxy Uptown has stopped taking reservations and appears set to close, adding to a string of hotel troubles in downtown Oakland.

Larry Ellison sold his San Francisco Gold Coast home for $45 million, one of the city's major residential sales; details of the buyer are undisclosed.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office used social media to seek new leads in the cold case of Ulric "Ric" Bradley, who was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead in 1995. They encourage public assistance.