The San Jose City Council took action this week in hopes of making one of the city’s deadliest intersections safer for people crossing the street.

If you’re anxious to get your fall tan going, or get the dog out for some splashing, these Bay Area beaches (starting north to south) will offer you easy parking, smaller crowds, and a bigger sense of adventure while you soak up the sun and the warmth. 

District 10 Councilmember Matt Mahan has a plan that would drastically ratchet up the use of prefab tiny homes as a temporary housing solution for the homeless.

A few choice streets in Palo Alto have been closed for more than a year, and now one of them is about to reopen much to the dismay of some business owners who have enjoyed the walk-up traffic the closure has provided.

One of San Jose’s premier shopping and dining destinations is about to offer customers new experiences on both fronts.

Local government redistricting may not sound like the most exciting of political activities, but it actually has a direct impact on the day-to-day issues and challenges that your community faces.

Another ambitious plan for a huge new tech campus is moving forward in downtown San Jose after a judge cleared the way for a building on the site to be demolished.

A famous Bay Area festival that brings thousands of visitors to Half Moon Bay every fall has been canceled for a second straight year due to coronavirus.

Apple and the city of San Jose apparently have a new challenge on their hands after the tech giants cleared a large homeless camp on its 55-acre property in North San Jose and moved the residents into various locations.

A project that is set to transform an old downtown San Jose movie theater into a mixed-use project has cleared another hurdle and is now closer to being built.

A group of trees at a park under construction in downtown San Jose is now the source of some controversy.

A sizeable homeless camp that has been rapidly growing over the last six months in North San Jose is now being cleared out with heavy equipment and dumpsters.

A new food hall, which is the first of its kind in Los Altos, is finally about to open its doors to anxious foodies in the South Bay.