Nvidia acquired a new office campus for $123 million near its Santa Clara HQ as part of its expansion, which includes previous aggressive property purchases in Silicon Valley.

Vimaan Robotics has settled for $1.5 million over claims it falsely obtained federal funds, despite being ineligible due to venture capital majority ownership.

A car crash in San Jose severed a gas line, leading to the evacuation of 10 homes; two individuals were hospitalized. No fire occurred; emergency crews secured the area.

Sun Bum settled a lawsuit for falsely advertising products as "reef friendly," paying $300,000 and agreeing to change marketing and donate to reef restoration.

The search for missing 79-year-old Elaine McKinley, who has dementia, intensifies with 150+ searchers and drone teams from various counties. No sightings yet, public asked to check footage.

Over 150 rescue personnel search for 79-year-old Elaine McKinley with dementia in Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, using advanced technology including drones.

A fatal collision on Berryessa Road involved a beige Honda and a black Ford SUV, marking San José's 48th traffic fatality in 2023. The Honda passenger died, and the investigation continues.

A Jeep Wrangler EV caught fire while charging in Mountain View, affecting three other cars and causing $275,000 in damages, linked to its lithium-ion battery.

Search efforts for 79-year-old Margaret “Elaine” McKinley with dementia, missing from Windy Hill Open Space Preserve, continue with over 100 personnel.

New details on a San Jose homicide reveal suspect Lam Thanh Mac fled to Nevada after a fatal shooting in August 2024. The SJPD seeks tips for his arrest.

Bacchus Management Group opens Augustine, a new restaurant in San Jose's Santana Row, featuring a menu with French and Italian influences and a Mediterranean-focused wine program.

Santa Clara County reported its first carfentanil-related death; officials warn of the opioid's potency and the risks of counterfeit pills. The county is raising awareness and offering resources like free naloxone.

Bay Area tech companies face significant layoffs in Q1 2025, as the region loses over 11,000 tech jobs. In contrast, the U.S. economy adds 177,000 jobs in April, with an unchanged unemployment rate of 4.2%.