Instagram is rolling out a feature to automatically blur nudity in direct messages to protect teens from sextortion. The feature will be default for underage users.

Cisco is reportedly preparing for major layoffs, targeting areas of growth in a restructuring effort, with details possibly coinciding with its upcoming earnings call.

Redwood City's House of Humor costume shop is closing due to a lost lease, with the owner Mark Greenbaum hoping to find a new location and reopen by summer.

eBay reached a $59 million settlement over claims of violating the Controlled Substances Act by selling pill presses and encapsulating machines that could produce counterfeit drugs.

eBay reduces its workforce by 9%, resulting in 1,000 layoffs amidst a broader trend of tech sector job cuts, as part of strategic restructuring for sustainable growth.

Menlo Park BevMo! faces a liquor license suspension following multiple offenses of selling alcohol to minors.

After over six decades of serving the Santa Clara community, a Safeway store at Valley Fair Shopping Center is set to close its doors in early November. As the retailer continues to assess store performance, local residents reminisce on the store's rich history and debate its impact on the neighborhood.

A community-oriented yet determined resiliency campaign has helped save an iconic local restaurant from eviction, all while expanding its services for a neighborhood in need of a revitalized culinary scene.

San Jose's beloved Raging Waters water park announces permanent closure, leaving the community and employees in shock and nostalgia.

As unemployment rates drop for 222 metro regions, San Jose grapples with an unexpected increase in joblessness – what’s causing the lone rise?

Inflation in the Bay Area cools significantly, relieving residents from skyrocketing prices, while Miami residents still face the heat with rising housing costs.

San Jose's legal cannabis market faces challenges from unauthorized dealers and out-of-town delivery services, leading to a significant drop in tax revenue.

Following the closure of a long-established gun store by the ATF, the San Carlos City Council explores the possibility of acquiring the retailer's lease and utilizing the property for the community's benefit.