Hoodline analyzed Crunchbase's latest data. It unveils San Francisco as the epicenter of global AI funding, overshadowing other cities and attracting significant investments, despite the alleged exodus.

A grieving family has filed a civil lawsuit on behalf of 8-year-old twins, whose loving parents were tragically killed in a Redwood City street-racing incident last November, with the accused drivers' criminal trials still pending.

Perseverance Preparatory School in San Jose faces permanent closure after a series of setbacks; the institution struggles to make ends meet and find a solution for their future.

Four San Jose police officers are facing termination hearings amidst growing concerns about the department's image and morale. The officers' alleged misconduct ranges from unauthorized use of a patrol vehicle to the mishandling of a domestic violence call.

A San Jose hotel guest captures a strange and scary break-in attempt on camera, revealing a unique device used by the intruders to gain access to rooms.

A San Mateo-based software company admits fault for "receiving and retaining SBA program funds meant for eligible small businesses," then settles for more than $1 million. Fujisoft America was in violation of rules designed to aid small businesses during the pandemic.

A San Jose groom tragically drowns during his Hawaii honeymoon, and his wife's backpack and car are stolen as she watches CPR being performed on him.

In the wake of Silicon Valley job cuts, the region continues to maintain the lowest apartment vacancy rate in the Bay Area, with recent data suggesting an upward trend in rental prices.

Developers propose a shift from commercial to residential for the iconic Bank of Italy building in San Jose, to revitalize downtown and address housing shortages amid turbulent office space market.

An unparalleled act of audacity highlights the flaws in the security and ongoing criminal behavior near San Francisco's federal building.

Google raises the stakes for remote employees by making in-person office attendance a factor in performance reviews, as it continues to reduce office space in the Bay Area.

Amid ongoing legal drama and growing tension, Santa Clara Councilmember Anthony Becker remains in his position as fellow councilmembers debate his future. The outcome of Becker's case remains uncertain, and its impact on Santa Clara's political landscape is undeniable.

As Apple kicks off its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, the Writers Guild of America West (WGAW) took their strike right to the tech giant's doorstep, demanding fair wages and job security amid fears of being replaced by artificial intelligence.