Amid downsizing, Texas Instruments reportedly expands Silicon Valley presence
Amid waves of layoffs and downsizing in the tech industry, one firm said it plans to expand its presence in Silicon Valley.
Santa Clara water district relaxes drought restrictions
Valley Water District Directors ended the drought emergency declaration in Santa Clara County and plan to ease some water use restrictions while keeping up conservation efforts.
Inflation, growing demand putting pressure on Bay Area food banks
A combination of soaring prices and an increase in demand has pressure mounting on food banks in the South Bay.
San Jose RV campers told to make way as construction of new dog park commences
Time is running out for homeless RV campers on Asbury Street in San Jose Wednesday as police gave notice for ten campers to vacate to clear the way for construction equipment to build a new dog park.
Fire survivor donates to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center burn unit
Michael Van Every is bringing love and hope to what can be one of the most painful places: the burn center at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center.
Longtime San Jose antique dealers on verge of being forced out
Longtime antique dealers in San Jose are struggling to survive and now they're at risk of being pushed out entirely from a once-thriving antique shopping district.
Plans for Buddhist temple in San Jose Evergreen neighborhood approved by city council
The San Jose City Council on Tuesday approved plans for a new Buddhist temple in San Jose's Evergreen neighborhood. Some neighbors say the temple would bring too much noise and traffic, but worshippers say they've outgrown their present temple and need a new home.
Last doe is all that remains of Mt. Madonna County Park's famed white deer herd
It's the end of an era at Mt. Madonna County Park in the Santa Cruz Mountains as the park's beloved herd of exotic white deer has dwindled down to just one doe.
Restaurants hit hard with massive natural gas bills during recent price spike
California consumers are getting sticker shock when they look at their utility bills after natural gas prices spiked about 32% since December, according to PG&E.
Heavy snowfall draws curious crowds to East Bay Hills
The higher elevations of Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County saw plenty of snow on Friday, and people made sure to see it for themselves.
Chicago restaurateur transforms Los Gatos High School cafeteria
At a school in Los Gatos, a professional chef is helping move the school's cafeteria away from a "heat-and-serve" model to operate more like a restaurant
Pacific Grove couple frustrated they're not allowed to cut threatening trees
A Pacific Grove couple, fearful of a stand of tall trees looming over their home, have found that getting permission to remove the threat is not easy.
Self-described "Trash Punx" helping clean up storm debris in San Jose
Justin Imamura is a San Jose native and professional drummer who got tired of seeing his hometown fill up with trash, so he did something about it. Borrowing the energy and DIY attitude he knew from the punk rock scene, he formed a new group to clean up the streets, and called it the Trash Punx.
Pastor on reparations task force hopes California will make amends for racist acts
California's reparations task force is aimed at making amends for racist policies and actions against African-Americans.
Storm damage prompts San Jose to keep Alum Rock Park closed
The battering the area took from recent storms triggered massive rockslides throughout San Jose's Alum Rock Park.