Sunnyvale Draws a Line: Council Boots ICE From City Turf
Sunnyvale’s City Council unanimously adopted a policy on April 7 barring ICE from using city property and directing the city to provide “know your rights” resources. The move aligns Sunnyvale with other South Bay jurisdictions while noting legal limits.
Palo Alto Breaks Ground On Rare 130‑Unit Affordable Housing Complex
A county-backed affordable housing project broke ground at 3001 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, promising roughly 130 units and services for people exiting homelessness.
Los Altos Parking War: Ballot Brawl Puts Downtown Overhaul On Ice
A citizen petition in Los Altos would require voter approval before the city can sell or repurpose downtown parking plazas, putting several redevelopment projects at risk. Supporters say two lots remain eligible for subsidized housing.
Intel Cuts Big Google Cloud Deal, Dives Headfirst Into Musk Chip Factory Gambit
Intel has inked a multiyear Google Cloud deal and joined Musk’s Terafab, betting on custom silicon and manufacturing to power the next phase of AI infrastructure.
Sauerkraut Fish Frenzy As Tai Er Splashes Down At Valley Fair
Tai Er has quietly soft‑opened a second Bay Area restaurant at Westfield Valley Fair in Santa Clara, bringing its famous suan cai yu to the mall and a pair of Valley Fair‑exclusive dishes.
Iconic Cambrian Park Plaza Stuck in Limbo as Big Redevelopment Drags On
A 1950s‑era strip mall in Cambrian Park could be remade into a mixed‑use village, but a permit amendment and market headwinds have left the project's future uncertain. Neighbors are weighing nostalgia against new housing.
California Carl's Jr. Giant Files For Chapter 11, Putting 65 Restaurants On The Line
A major Carl’s Jr. franchisee in California filed Chapter 11, putting about 65 restaurants into a court-supervised restructuring and raising questions about closures and leases.












