Milpitas High's new Performing Arts Center opened Thursday, unveiling a 560‑seat auditorium plus classrooms and sound‑treated rehearsal rooms for students and the public.

Sunny, dry Saturday in San Jose with highs near 81°F. Coastal fog this morning and marine advisories offshore.

A user on X says a passenger removed from a Southwest flight assaulted a woman in SJC’s Terminal B; the airport says it forwarded the report for review. Details remain unconfirmed.

Zscaler will relocate its global HQ to Santa Clara's Great America campus, occupying roughly 301,000 square feet and planning a summer 2026 opening.

Elon Musk’s xAI has leased roughly 105,536 sq ft at Page Mill Center in Palo Alto, expanding its local campus and filing permits for engineering‑style buildouts. The move tightens a Musk‑linked cluster near Tesla’s engineering hub.

A bank closed multiple Bay Area branches and cut more than 100 jobs, the Mercury News reports. Here’s what customers need to know about notices and FDIC protections.

Nvidia converted four leased office buildings and an adjoining parking garage into company-owned space in 2025, folding roughly 500,000 sq ft into its Santa Clara campus.

Broadcom’s 1.1M‑sq‑ft Stanford Research Park campus was sold to a Harvest–TPG partnership and industry coverage says the site could attract a major tech tenant. Buyers plan to reposition the campus for multi‑tenant lease‑ups.

Late-night house fire on Cutter Drive sent CAL FIRE and local crews to the scene; two cats were rescued and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Arc'teryx is relocating its Santana Row boutique to Westfield Valley Fair and will nearly double its San Jose retail footprint. The move follows a string of tenant shifts along Stevens Creek.

Defense attorneys say DA Jeff Rosen traded the Stanford prosecution for fundraising; a judge will decide whether his office must step aside later this month.

Cupertino will poll residents on a possible increase to the utility users tax as officials weigh budget pressures and rising service costs. The poll will inform whether a November measure is viable.

The Parks and Recreation Commission voted 4–1 to demand a new tree‑mitigation plan after city documents showed dozens of trees — including heritage specimens — would be cut for the new Public Safety Building.