The city of San Jose is laying out big plans after receiving a large chunk of money as part of a deal with Google which allows the tech giant to build its 80-acre mega campus called Downtown West near SAP Center and Diridon Station.

We’re getting our first look at a proposed new affordable housing development in Oakland’s Fruitvale District. Villa Fruitvale will be built on 0.88-acres at 3751 International Boulevard at the intersection of 38th Avenue.

The city of Santa Clara is now operating without its top two administrators after city council members voted to fire City Manager Deanna Santana.

Eastridge Little League is now scrambling to find a new place to play baseball after getting caught in the crosshairs over a years-long battle over Reid-Hillview Airport in East San Jose.

The owner of one of the Bay Area’s fanciest restaurants is now toning down the high-end vibe he created at his restaurant Baumé in Palo Alto.

Funding has been approved by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors for a new housing development in Palo Alto that will be dedicated entirely to teachers.

Silicon Valley food fans who have a taste for the extravagant will soon have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a whole new dining experience thanks to the Chinese restaurant iChina at the Westfield Valley Fair mall in Santa Clara.

Units inside a pair of shiny new housing towers in downtown San Jose, which have been plagued by snags and hiccups, are now up for sale.

We’re getting our first look this week at a massive proposed mixed-use development that will completely surround and transform BART’s West Oakland Station.

The City of Oakland is taking the next step in a plan to turn its old police headquarters building into a new, mixed-use development that will feature at least 600-apartment units.

A building at UC Berkeley, one that students have disliked since it first went up, is about to get torn down.

Plans for a new apartment building in Berkeley are getting a lot taller after a new developer took over an already approved project in the downtown area.

The number of storefront cannabis dispensaries could more than double in the next few months if the city council approves new zoning changes that were pushed forward by the Planning Commission in a recent 8 to 3 vote.