San Jose

One of the first Northern California locations of a popular seafood restaurant chain has shut down abruptly, leaving customers shocked and saddened.

We’re getting a new look at what will be coming to a large chunk of land surrounding BART’s Berryessa Station in San Jose as part of the Berryessa BART Transit Village.

4th Street Pizza Co. at the corner of East Santa Clara Street and South 4th Street, will shut down when its lease expires at the end of September.

One family from Sunnyvale, who set out to create a healthier meal for their dog Fozzie, is selling their food to other families in the Bay Area who want to give their dog something better.

Amy’s Kitchen, known for its high-end grocery store line of frozen pizzas and entrees, will be closing its production facility in San Jose sometime in September, after just one year in operation.

A new Korean food store is taking over the former Sprouts Farmers Market store in Fremont — which closed in late May.

On July 12th, officers found an underground bunker adjacent to a large homeless encampment in Coyote Creek loaded with a cache of stolen guns, power tools, and other random equipment totaling around $100,000.

The investigation into a history book written about the Santa Clara County government, much of which was apparently plagiarized from Wikipedia and other sources, has become even more of a debacle after details about the sky-high cost of the book have been revealed.

A proposal to add more students and new buildings to the elite all-girls campus at Bryant Street and Embarcadero Road faced stiff opposition from the city and from residents from the day it was first proposed in 2016.

It’s considered one of the most treasured ‘made in San Jose’ specialties. The world-famous Orange Sauce sold at La Victoria Taqueria is the stuff of legend.

Plans for a large mixed-use development in San Jose, about a mile west of Westfield Valley Fair and Santana Row, have undergone several major changes as it works toward the final steps of the city approval process.

A 4th of July parade that has been underway in San Jose for more than 120 years proved to be a significant boost to the local economy this year.

Bay Area wildlife lovers are teeming with excitement after hearing that fire-ravaged Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California’s oldest state park, will finally open back up to the public on July 22nd — and the reservations books opened today.

Silicon Valley theme park Six Flags Great America will eventually be closing after a high-value land deal with a Bay Area mega-developer.

After six years in business and surviving the business-crippling pandemic, a popular Silicon Valley coffee maker has just opened its fourth location in the South Bay.

The San Jose City Council has approved a sprawling redevelopment plan on the west side of town that would turn a prominent shopping center into an 11-acre urban village development with residences, shopping areas, and open space.

A Silicon Valley coffee shop and eatery known for its specialty breakfast sandwiches has just leased a new space in downtown San Jose.

A big shopping mall in Fremont could undergo some major changes if the owner of the mall gets city approval.