Measles case in the South Bay
A Santa Clara County resident diagnosed with measles may have exposed a number of people in the South Bay after visiting multiple locations in San Jose prior to the diagnosis. Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world.
Juneteenth celebrations to honor Black culture through music, art, and food
Around the Bay Area, Juneteenth events are scheduled to take place and celebrate Black culture, with a focus on music, art and food. Spanning Friday to Sunday, the holiday’s festivities will occur across the entire region, with headliner events taking place in Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco. Juneteenth...
Morgan Hill teen’s volunteering produces valuable wildlife data
When Jasper Jonnalagadda spotted what he believed were American badger burrows in a Coyote Creek canyon in December 2023, the then-15-year-old photographer was determined to find a way to capture the elusive native carnivore. His pursuit would encounter multiple obstacles including expensive permits, technical problems
Four years at Paly: seniors reflect
High school is a time for growth, learning and self-reflection. Yet, after four years of Paly, what has the graduating class learned?. For senior Jerry Yan, high school, especially freshman year, was a time of changes that sometimes led to confusion. “Freshman year is, I wouldn’t want to say the...
State-of-the-art $1 billion hospital planned for Los Gatos
LOS GATOS — A $1 billion-plus, state-of-the-art hospital could emerge in Los Gatos next to an existing medical center and double the size of the current hospital, according to a new proposal. El Camino Health proposed the development of a technologically advanced hospital that would be built next to...
Chick-fil-A restaurant proposal is eyed at site next to San Jose mall
SAN JOSE — Chick-fil-A is planning a new San Jose restaurant slated to be developed on an empty parcel that currently is part of a surface parking lot next to a regional mall. The restaurant envisioned at that site involves a Chick-fil-A dining establishment that would be developed from...
Livermore Landlord Swaps 20 Units For 64 In $25.4 Million 1031 Shuffle
One Livermore investor just pulled off a serious apartment upgrade, trading a 20-unit complex for a 64-unit property in a $25.375 million tax-deferred 1031 exchange arranged by the Palo Alto-based Levin Johnston team at Marcus & Millichap. The deal more than tripled the owner’s unit count, tightened their footprint in
Guide to Fremont’s historical landmarks
Walk down Niles Boulevard on a quiet afternoon, and it is easy to miss the small theater tucked where the street bends toward Niles Canyon Road. But over a century ago, this stretch of Fremont was a film set — and the man walking through it was Charlie Chaplin, filming five movies in ten weeks. That legacy lives on at
Meet the Bay Area’s premier Indian mango plug
Here’s where to find rare Indian mangos in the Bay Area.
Two college friends swept to their deaths by rogue wave while napping on notorious...
Two friends tragically drowned after being swept away by a sudden rise in tide as they reportedly napped on the beach
