Sunny, warm weekend in San Jose with highs near mid-70s; rain likely late Sunday night into Monday.

Reed Hastings will leave Netflix’s board in June to "focus on new things." The decision marks another major leadership shift for the South Bay streaming giant.

A state report and sweeping raids show the legal cannabis industry still supplies only a fraction of statewide demand amid entrenched illicit growing.

A 63-year-old Los Gatos man surrendered and was arrested after investigators say new evidence tied him to a summer altercation where he was seen filming juveniles.

San José City College has opened a roughly 120,000‑square‑foot Career Education Complex that consolidates career programs and labs into a single hub aimed at Silicon Valley employers. The facility combines hands‑on labs, study spaces and industry partnerships.

Chez TJ announced it's closing after 43 years in an Instagram post that gave no final date. The Mountain View tasting-menu staple leaves a lasting legacy as a training ground for top chefs.

Ralph Lauren will open a Ralph’s Coffee at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, converting a mall tenant space into a roughly 5,200-square-foot café and shop.

The Melting Pot is targeting San Jose for a late‑2026 opening — a potential first Bay Area outpost in years. The chain is expanding after a major brand makeover.

Meta is testing a photorealistic AI avatar of Mark Zuckerberg at its Menlo Park campus that could speak for the CEO — and some employees are uneasy.

Grosvenor is winding down direct development in the U.S., selling Union Square properties and marketing major Bay Area sites as it pivots strategy. The move follows pandemic losses and writedowns.

Sunny and breezy Thursday in San Jose with highs near 71°F and gusty northwest winds. Small craft advisories affect Monterey Bay this afternoon and evening.

San José police say analysts used automated license-plate readers to help locate a vehicle and stop a suspect who allegedly brandished a firearm at shoppers. Officials say the RTIC tools sped the response.

Meta and Broadcom struck a multiyear partnership to co-develop MTIA accelerators, committing an initial deployment beyond 1GW and plotting a multi‑gigawatt rollout.