Wesley Severson

A pop-up specializing in muffalettas, the large cold-cut-and-olive-salad sandwich originating in New Orleans and made with Sicilian sesame bread, will soon open its own brick-and-mortar shop in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury.

The city of San Jose has broken a record that no city would ever want to break. So far this year, 30 pedestrians have been hit and killed by cars.

The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors has voted to confirm a new county CEO, but the closed-door vote and the way it was announced is raising concerns — and has a lot of people upset.

A chef who made a name for herself a decade ago by hosting dinners inside her apartment in San Francisco featuring the Malaysian noodle dish laska, a spicy noodle soup, has turned her hit pop-up business into a brick-and-mortar restaurant.

SoCal's Slater’s 50/50 will be opening up its first Northern California location in South San Jose at the Westfield Oakridge mall off Blossom Hill Road later this month.

Seven people are in jail accused of running underground casinos and much more inside two San Jose homes.

San Jose State has cleared a financial hurdle in its race to build a new track and field facility at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds.

East Bay taco outfit Tacos El Último Baile, which has been evolving since its early days selling its delicious creations from a table outside an Oakland bar in 2016, is about to debut its own brick-and-mortar location starting Saturday.

A new 46-story building proposed for downtown Oakland, on Kaiser Plaza, will be the city’s tallest building if it gets built.

A Korean-Chinese hybrid restaurant that had only been open for a few months in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset District is suddenly closing its doors for good.

A new community theater space that will host plays, dance events, live music, community events, parties, and weddings is coming to East San Jose.

A new option for family fun, a friends outing, a date night, or office team building is now open in Berkeley.

The city of San Jose is trying a new tactic to help clear out a large homeless encampment near Mineta San Jose International Airport that is filled with old RVs, trailers, and cars.

A new restaurant is opening October 12 in Uptown Oakland, across from the Fox, specializing in handrolls — a sushi trend that is sure to be met with long lines soon enough.

A new Andytown Coffee location is opening across the street from Ocean Beach, two miles north of where it was founded in the Sunset.

A former gay bathhouse just west of downtown San Jose has been transformed into a unique and airy office development that is equipped to handle post-pandemic work concerns.

Newish bagel company, Midnite Bagel, which just opened its first brick-and-mortar location in the Inner Sunset over the summer, is already about to close that location.

Another pop-up is moving into Union Square: Smartphone maker Samsung is about to open up a temporary shopping experience inside the former Uniqlo store at 111 Powell Street.

A beloved beer garden, restaurant, art gallery, and classic car dealership in the heart of Uptown Oakland is now closed.

The upscale Mexican restaurant in the Peninsula town of Los Altos, opened by celebrity chef Traci Des Jardins, has suddenly and mysteriously closed just six months after it opened.

The new location is in San Jose’s Edenvale neighborhood and has the address of 5815 Silver Creek Valley Place near the intersection with Coyote Road. It opens on September 29th. 

The city of Mountain View has reached a tentative settlement that will allow people living in their RVs to park on three miles of city streets overnight without any restrictions.

A Bay Area developer is now floating plans to bulldoze a small, older shopping strip across from the southern portion of UC Berkeley, as well as a couple of apartment buildings, to make way for a large residential project.

Silicon Valley will be getting two more higher-end dining options in the near future, thanks to a Los Angeles-based restaurant group that is in the middle of a tech-based expansion.

Comcast internet subscribers in Fremont are getting fed up with outages caused by vandals.