San Jose’s MLK Day luncheon puts a message into action
Elected officials, corporate sponsors celebrate 43rd annual event's comeback to honor Dr. King's legacy.
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Recent downtown San Jose closings don’t necessarily spell doom
Despite a spate of restaurant closings around the new year, San Jose Downtown Association CEO Alex Stettinksi says he's optimistic about downtown's future.
FurCon will have a soggy weekend in downtown San Jose
The furries are back for their annual convention, but the heavy rain may limit opportunities to see them out and about.
San Jose bike ride turns into an opera concert on two wheels
The Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition's Shiloh Ballard hopes to start having regular group rides with Opera Bikeman, who plays music as he rides through San Jose's St. Leo's and Shasta-Hanchett...
Here’s an idea for 2023: It’s time to get out of the house
With the new year starting, it's a great time to explore museums, restaurants, parks and theaters in Silicon Valley.
Faber’s Cyclery rises from the ashes near downtown San Jose
Nine years after a devastating fire, Jim Salata of Garden City Construction has brought the building back to its former glory.
Why a new stoplight in San Jose’s Japantown is worth celebrating
With a record number of traffic fatalities this year, San Jose City Councilmember Raul Peralez says added safety measures are a way to reverse the trend.
Second Harvest's South Bay farmers market model provides food and empowerment
Serving more than 450,000 clients every month, the food bank is providing Santa Clara and San Mateo residents with relief from inflation.
San Jose’s St. Joseph Cathedral quiet but colorful this season
The Season of Hope concert series isn't happening this year after a 25-year run.
Stanford Theatre cancels ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ for third year
The 1946 holiday classic had been shown every Christmas Eve at the Palo Alto movie house since 1989, until COVID-19 broke the streak in 2020.