Shovels hit dirt at The Academy, a 55‑unit building in Palo Alto that will reserve deed‑restricted studios and one‑bedrooms for educators, with leases slated for summer 2027.

OneDigital bought San Jose’s Silicon Valley Retirement Services, adding roughly $1.4B in retirement assets and deepening its Bay Area retirement and plan-administration footprint.

A new ABC/Washington Post/Ipsos poll finds more than half of Americans call health care, vacations and new cars unaffordable while nearly half carry debt.

Santa Clara County confirmed a measles case in an adult who recently traveled abroad; officials say the vaccinated patient is isolating and urged residents to check MMR status.

A pedestrian was killed Friday at Highway 20 and Stafford Way in Yuba City; police say the driver fled and was later arrested as portions of the highway were closed.

A car leaving the Red Bull Showrun in the Marina was surrounded and vandalized by dozens of bicyclists, leaving passengers shaken and police investigating.

Police released a surveillance photo after a woman said she was touched while sleeping on downtown University Avenue. Detectives are asking anyone with information to call.

T&T’s San Jose supermarket has been pushed to spring 2026 after construction and power snags. The chain still plans a San Francisco store and is hiring now.

New NRA data shows 42% of U.S. restaurants weren't profitable in 2025 as rising costs and skittish diners squeeze margins across the industry.

A large, unplanned outage left parts of the Mission without power; PG&E and city agencies posted updates and safety guidance.

East Palo Alto’s council approved a neighborhood‑driven residential parking permit program this week; permit fees and enforcement details are still to be set. The ordinance requires resident petitions before zones can be created.

Livermore police say a Feb. 17 search warrant at a Pine Street home uncovered six firearms, meth, Xanax and large‑capacity magazines; a 38‑year‑old man was charged. The department posted details to Facebook on Feb. 26.

Parents at several Turlock schools pressed officials after viral posts tied the district's photo vendor to documents in the DOJ's Epstein files. The district will meet Lifetouch and review privacy safeguards.