Members of a historic church near San Jose State University are trying to stop it from being torn down and replaced with a new housing development.

There are now major concerns about the future of the longstanding Berkeley flea market held each weekend at the parking lot for BART’s Ashby Station.

The Silicon Valley shopping destination has now landed 100 new merchants in the wake of a $1.1 billion expansion and renovation that it had mostly completed two years ago.

The restoration of Hangar One at NASA Ames Research Center and Moffett Field in Mountain View has officially begun, a project that has been in the works for decades — but we still don't know what Google wants to use the building for.

If you’ve been wanting to get a dog, especially a larger breed, then Animal Services in the city of Oakland wants to hear from you.

For one queer Oakland couple, Rebecca Longworth and Joan Howard, their live-work space used to be a storied, rough-and-tumble, two-story lesbian bar called The Jubilee.

The BART extension into downtown San Jose has hit another awkward moment after San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo and officials with the Valley Transportation Authority, which is overseeing the project, were caught trying to keep an estimated $2 billion price increase on the project a secret.

An acclaimed Italian restaurant is getting ready to open a second San Francisco location, as well as one in the East Bay.

A bitter battle looks to be underway over the future of the Gilroy Garlic Festival, and now has the current organizers and the man who wants to take it over lobbing heated accusations back and forth.

Some good news for fans of the La Victoria taqueria chain: The Hayward location has just reopened in a brand new space just half a mile away from the old La Victoria location.

Tech workers and residents in North San Jose are about to get a new option for a convenient and tasty slice of pizza.

Caltrain is trying to build a pair of office towers in downtown San Jose on prime property it owns across from Diridon Station, and they are now giving the public an idea of what the towers will look like.

The South Bay’s biggest hotel is back open with new branding and new hope that it will trigger a post-pandemic recharge in business travel.