Yutori Drops Konbini, Café And Bar On El Camino In Palo Alto
Yutori opened April 13 in Palo Alto, launching a cafe, deli and curated marketplace; the sit-down restaurant and bar are scheduled to arrive in the coming weeks. The new spot brings Japanese groceries, pastries and grab‑and‑go bentos closer to the Peninsula.
Ro Khanna Drops Millions On Beleaguered San Jose Vet Shelter
Rep. Ro Khanna helped secure more than $3 million for repairs at the 10 Kirk Ave veterans site in East San Jose as veterans and county officials press for habitability fixes and a longer-term plan. Local leaders say the money will pay for immediate repairs and inform a redevelopment plan.
Bay Area Gov Hopeful Swalwell Hit With Nanny, Campaign Cash Bombshell
Federal complaints and FEC entries say Rep. Eric Swalwell employed a Brazilian au pair beyond her visa and used campaign funds to pay her, according to filings and news reviews.
ACLU Puts San Jose On Notice Over Mental Health 911 Calls
The ACLU and the Bazelon Center say San Jose is steering mental‑health 911 calls to police instead of non‑police crisis teams and pressed Mayor Matt Mahan to rejoin county talks. Advocates warn negotiations — not the courts — must come next.
Campbell Braces for Housing Shock as State Law Puts 40,000 Units on the Table
A new state transit housing law could allow more than 40,000 homes in Campbell, touching nearly a quarter of the city and prompting council moves to shield historic sites. Officials and residents are weighing infrastructure, parking and local character tradeoffs.
Use It Or Lose It: Californians Sitting On Millions In Relief Card Cash
California mailed millions of Middle Class Tax Refund debit cards in 2022; many still carry unused funds that expire April 30, 2026. Here’s how to check and claim yours.












