Tony Vitello’s mark yet to be seen on SF Giants ahead of Padres series
Back in the optimistic haze of spring training, San Francisco Giants first-year manager Tony Vitello made a folksy…
Deal emerges in San Jose blight site case, other court battle lingers
SAN JOSE — The owner of a notorious site of blight in downtown San Jose reached a court-supervised…
Arson fire guts Oakland insurance business; landmark restaurant spared
OAKLAND — An arsonist targeted an insurance agency office adjacent to a landmark Fruitvale district Mexican restaurant early…
Thousands across Bay Area join nationwide “No Kings Day” protest – The Mercury News
The marches across Bay Area communities marked the third “No Kings Day” protest — a national campaign in…
Residents moving in 5 years after historic S.J. building’s relocation
On March 28, 2021, dozens of people lined Reed Street in downtown San Jose to watch the two-story…
Downtown San Jose gets ready for March Madness at SAP Center – Silicon Valley
March Madness is hitting San Jose this week, with NCAA men’s basketball tournament games set to play at…
Great America hits 50. It may not make it to 52 – East Bay Times
California’s Great America will open a milestone season Saturday, marking the Santa Clara amusement park’s 50th anniversary. Both…
Great America hits 50. It may not make it to 52 – The Mercury News
California’s Great America will open a milestone season Saturday, marking the Santa Clara amusement park’s 50th anniversary. Both…
Mass deportations could jolt Bay Area economy and trigger job losses
Mass deportations proposed by the Trump administration could strip as much as $67 billion from the Bay Area…
My Morning Jacket Fillmore San Francisco concert tickets going on sale
My Morning Jacket is coming to San Francisco. And the acclaimed rock act is planning to stick around…
Claiming discrimination, San Jose families attempt to stop school closures with legal filing – The Mercury News
Families in the San Jose Unified School District filed a legal complaint against the district over its proposed closure…
Site of notorious In-N-Out gets a second chance
OAKLAND — A Bay Area company that owns several dining establishments has bought the site of a crime-haunted…