Wesley Severson

The owners have turned the temporary Liholiho space on 18th into an entirely new restaurant called Good Good Culture Club, under the helm of some up-and-coming chefs.

The Bay Area is home to all kinds of exciting sports venues, but it appears it’s about to get one type that it's never had before.

It appears the often-overlooked city of Menlo Park is about to get a new dining destination, and it is sure to attract interest from foodies in Silicon Valley.

A secret South Bay hideaway that pays tribute to Captain Hook, Blackbeard, and all the other famous pirates is about to get unearthed like a treasure chest and revealed to the entire world thanks to the National Geographic Television Series "The World According to Jeff Goldblum" on Disney+.

The revered Italian restaurant in Oakland, Oliveto, has suddenly reopened its doors to patrons who were heavy-hearted when the 35-year-old restaurant went through what it called a permanent shutdown as of New Year's Eve.

As BART’s vision for two new stations in San Jose gets closer to a reality, another new housing development near one of the stations has been proposed and is now in the early stages with city planners.

Some big changes appear to be on the horizon for the Port of Redwood City as the push for waterfront development kicks into high gear.

Kids can get down and dirty while connecting with nature at a new, outdoor play area that just opened at the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park.

Fried chicken fans have a mouth-watering new option in Oakland as rising star barbeque chef Matt Horn expands his footprint with a comfort-food favorite.

A new deli-style Korean restaurant specializing in handmade tofu and unique banchan offerings is now open in Oakland.

If you have court business to take care of in the South Bay you may have to put it off.

The city of Sunnyvale has added a new task to its to-do list: Get rid of hundreds of noisy, messy crows, and officials will apparently use lasers to do it.

A beloved 15-year-old restaurant in Oakland known for its delicious spin on soul food has now permanently closed.

The next several years are going to be as transformative as ever for the downtown San Jose skyline with plans for at least a dozen high-rise projects being submitted to city planners last year alone.

A private high school on the border of Pacific Heights and Laurel Heights is planning for a big addition to the already scattered campus, and that means a strip mall will have to be bulldozed.

A beloved downtown San Jose restaurant that features live music was relocated to a new home over the weekend, but operations are still underway at its old site.

The store on Hamilton Avenue in Campbell and the store at the Great Mall in Milpitas are part of the initial group of 37 that will be closing in February.

There is movement on BART's extension to San Jose, and eminent domain may soon be at play in a few areas of the city to make way for BART to reach Diridon Station and eventually the city of Santa Clara.

The boba tea craze in the Bay Area doesn’t appear to be stopping any time soon and now one of the biggest, and most visual players in the game has opened another location in Silicon Valley.

A new housing tower in downtown San Jose that offers a different spin on buying an apartment will break ground next year.

What better way to ring in the new year than to try a brand new German bakery in Berkeley that is serving up homemade soft pretzels in all kinds of varieties.

A movie theater that is undergoing a complete renovation in downtown San Jose appears to have added another tenant: A restaurant and bar that centers around ax-throwing.

Ben’s BBQ & Brew will be saying its final goodbyes to customers after serving smoked meats for only three years at its location at the Westgate West center at Prospect Road and Lawrence Expressway.

San Jose could become the first city in California to approve a mandate that would require vaccine booster shots for visitors and workers at all city-owned venues.

A tiny home village set up by Alameda County in San Leandro is apparently causing some big-time headaches for both the residents and the operators.