Ten Minutes North of Los Altos: The Saturday Morning Routine Peninsula Families Have Been...
The Downtown Palo Alto Farmers' Market on Gilman Street has just been named the recipient of Avenidas' 2026 Lifetimes of Service Award — only the second organization ever to receive the honor since the category was introduced last year.
When the Rain Hits the South Bay, This Is the Saturday Plan for the...
Heres the thing about May in San Jose - its basically the driest month of the year. Weather-US.com puts it at like 3.3 rainy days and 0.2 inches of total precipitation, so this guide is more "save for the next storm" than something to use this weekend. But the Bay Area gets proper rain again by October, and the no-kids crowd needs a...
Plant Saturday: A Bay Area Nursery Route Worth Mapping, Starting on Castro Street
Last May, the SF Standard reported that San Francisco's horticulture industry had fallen to its lowest point in 15 years — the pandemic plant boom finally cashing out. Reading that, the right response is not to mourn but to actually go. The Bay Area's strongest independent nurseries are still standing, and most of them are within an easy weekend loop from Mountain View.
Where to Find Peak Spring Blooms and Garden Festivals in San Francisco and the...
May is when the Bay Area's gardens finally exhale. Roses open at Filoli, magnolias and irises rotate through the San Francisco Botanical Garden, and serpentine hillsides on the Peninsula light up with a last wave of wildflowers. A few worthwhile ways to spend a morning, an afternoon, or a full Saturday outside this month.
A rare experimental Eichler in the Bay Area lists for $4.5M
The historic home has been restored to its original glory.
The Redwood City sunset shoreline walk that’s quietly become the Peninsula’s date night move
You park at the end of Bair Island Road, lock the car, and step onto a flat dirt path that opens straight onto restored tidal marsh. Five minutes in, the parking lot is gone behind you. Ten minutes in, the sky over Mt. Diablo starts doing the thing — pink, then orange, then that molten gold that only happens over water. This is the loop...
Fatal crash on Highway 200 near Clark Fork under investigation
CLARK FORK, Idaho – A 65-year-old California man died Saturday morning when the vehicle he was riding in veered off Highway 200 and crashed into a rock face near Clark Fork in Bonner County, according to Idaho State Police. Idaho State Police responded to the single-vehicle collision at approximately...
Bay Area residents face higher risk of ‘premature death’ due to air pollution
About 82% of California's population lives in counties with unhealthy air, according to the report
Woman dead, several injured in San Jose multi-vehicle crash
(KRON) — The San Jose Police Department is investigating a multi-vehicle, “major injury” crash Saturday afternoon that killed a woman and shut down nearby streets. SJPD said units responded at 3:54 p.m. to the area of Blossom Hill Road and Santa Teresa Boulevard. “Several people have been transported to local hospitals with varying injuries”, including […]
Hayward Robot Plant Gears Up To Crank Out 100,000 Home Helpers
Hayward just turned into one of the Bay Area’s most sci-fi job sites. Robotics firm 1X Technologies has fired up full-scale production of NEO, its home humanoid robot, inside a newly opened 58,000-square-foot factory. The plant already employs more than 200 workers and is initially aiming to roll out about 10,000 NEOs a year, with the company saying it plans...
