San José Breaks Ground on Algarve Apartments, Transforming Contaminated Site into 90 Affordable Homes
San José's Algarve Apartments groundbreaking offers 90 affordable homes, with $3 million DTSC funds helping transform a once-toxic site into low-income housing.
Silicon Valley's Synopsys to Slash 10% Workforce Amid Industry Downturn and Strategy Shift
Synopsys will lay off about 10% of its workforce by fiscal 2026, following its $35 billion Ansys acquisition and muted revenue. The layoffs are part of a strategy to focus on growth areas and improve business efficiency.
ACLU Slaps Santa Clara DA With Suit Over 'Hidden' Race Data
The ACLU sued Santa Clara County DA Jeff Rosen, arguing his office withheld case-level racial and charging data that could reveal disparities. The complaint seeks records dating back to 2015 under California’s public records law.
Morgan Hill Police Warn of Rising High-Performance Vehicle Thefts, Urge Community Vigilance in Bay Area
Morgan Hill Police warn of thefts specifically targeting Dodge Hellcats and other high-performance vehicles in the Bay Area, with increased patrols and collaboration with regional partners to address the issue.
Alma Crossing Tragedy Stuns Palo Alto As Caltrain Keeps Quiet
A person was struck and killed by a Caltrain at the Alma Street crossing in Palo Alto; Caltrain withheld details and the county coroner is expected to identify the victim this week.
Redwood City Approves New YMCA at Red Morton Park
Redwood City approved architectural permits for a new YMCA at Red Morton Park — a privately funded, two‑story facility with pools, child care and expanded community programs. The vote clears a long‑running plan into its construction phase.
Waymo Robotaxis Hit Bay Area Freeways Without Human Drivers
Waymo expands its self-driving service in the Bay Area to include freeway driving and reaches San Jose, offering early access to selected users and aiming for safety in autonomous travel.












