Wesley Severson

The city of Santa Clara plays host to one of the biggest women’s soccer tournaments in the U.S. this weekend and the home team, Santa Clara University, is hoping to capture another championship.

A huge, village-type neighborhood that would consist of almost 1,500 new residences is now being proposed in North San Jose.

A trendy, midcentury-style furniture company from Southern California has just leased a choice piece of retail real estate at the corner of Chestnut and Fillmore streets in the Marina.

City crews have now installed what are known as K-Rail barriers at the Spring and Hedding street intersection near Columbus Park, in order to discourage vehicle and RV movement through the area.

Nationally known luxury brand retailers have been the prime targets of the mob-style burglaries that have been front and center in the news this week. But the fact is those same types of brazen crimes have also happened to some small shops.

We are already seeing many pre-pandemic holiday traditions return this year and San Jose’s annual Christmas in the Park event is one of the activities giving visitors a small taste of normalcy.

Bay Area bicyclists and pedestrians in Palo Alto now have a fancy new bridge to keep them out of harm’s way as they travel over Highway 101 from West Bayshore Road landing to East Bayshore Road landing.

Bay Area robberies that target well-known retailers have gotten out of control over the past several days, so much so that it has Governor Gavin Newsom saying he is taking action.

The next big concert at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara could go later into the night after a vote by the city council last week.

Hi Neighbor Restaurant Group is hoping to capitalize on the nearby music and culture scene that is crawling back to life in Civic Center, and pivoting the former Corridor to become more of a cocktail bar.

After years of waiting, Oakland’s Temescal neighborhood is finally about to get its own grocery store, a 31,000-square-foot Whole Foods.

To help deal with parking congestion, the airport has laughed a new, online parking reservation system for Economy Lot 1, one of its long-term parking lots near Terminal A.

Many people worried in the last year that a restaurant loved by tourists and tech workers inside San Francisco’s Ferry Building had served its last dish, but we now have further assurance that that is not true.

A huge vote this week by the San Jose City Council will determine whether 314-acres of open space along the northern part of Coyote Valley will stay wild or turn into an "Amazon-style" industrial park.

The dock at Lake Merced received $1.68 million in upgrades and is now much safer, and completely accessible for people who have disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Train noise in San Jose and other South Bay cities has been a problem for years, with residents battling railroad companies and regulations over train horns at the numerous street-level crossings.

A busy intersection in Mountain View that is in the middle of a development boom could get another notable housing project added to the landscape.

A court ruling has kicked a massive downtown San Jose Development project into high gear after months of delays due to a battle over a Brutalist-style building that is now being torn down.

Blue Bottle Coffee has been brewing up some explosive worldwide growth over the last few years and now one of the hallmarks of the company is going away.

The wholesale giant Costco is planning an expansion in San Jose at the Westgate West shopping center.

Uber’s co-founder Travis Kalanick is working on a new digital food hall inside a historic downtown San Jose building that used to house a furniture store at East Santa Clara Street and South Third Street.

Alameda County Supervisor Wilma Chan was hit by a car and killed Wednesday morning while walking her dog near Grand Street and Shore Line Drive in Alameda.

A popular, privately-owned park in Milpitas is still being shut down by Santa Clara County despite the ongoing efforts of the owner to get it back open.

A popular art installation that once illuminated the sidewalks around the front of San Jose City Hall will be coming back in a few days, and it will stick around this time for the next six years.

The final push to bring 2026 World Cup soccer matches to Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara is now underway.