DA Says Santa Clara Officer Lawfully Killed Man Attacking Roommate
The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office has determined that a Santa Clara police officer lawfully shot and killed a man who was attacking his roommate with a kitchen knife last September. On a September 2025 morning, Nizamuddin Mohammed, 32, suddenly started stabbing his unarmed, almost naked, and unsuspecting...
The Bay Area’s new Japanese food wonderland will have it all: Restaurant, konbini, café,...
The highly anticipated spot from Jerome Ito arrives in the Peninsula with egg sandos, miso lattes and more.
The rain is gone — but the Bay Area isn’t done with unusual weather
A chilly start to the week will give way to a brief warm-up, with another unsettled pattern taking shape by next weekend.
Santa Clara Co.: Cal Water Begins Infrastracture Upgrades In Sunnyvale, Los Altos
SANTA CLARA CO.: CAL WATER BEGINS INFRASTRACTURE UPGRADES IN SUNNYVALE, LOS ALTOS
Grey Bears plans major warehouse expansion to meet growing demand for senior services
The long, weathered building on the Grey Bears’ compound on Chanticleer Avenue has served the nonprofit organization for more than 50 years. It’s where volunteers pack bags of groceries to deliver to seniors across the county, the site of a free food market, and a daily hot lunch program that serves up to 300 people a day.
Mystery Chemical Scare Brings Hazmat Swarm To South San Jose Office Block
San Jose firefighters swarmed a possible chemical release at a two-story commercial building in the 6600 block of Via Del Oro yesterday, shutting down the area while crews figured out what they were dealing with. A full first-alarm assignment and the department’s hazardous-materials unit rolled out around 5:50 PM, and firefighters were getting ready to force their way into the...
Surprise fireworks over San Francisco rattle residents around the bay
Loud booms reportedly from a private event near the San Francisco waterfront had residents from Oakland to Marin wondering what was going on.
It’s Time For Cal and Stanford to Come Home
On Saturday, an email to members of the Cal Berkeley athletic department revealed that up to 25 employees could be laid off as part of a “complete redefinition of how we operate.” While new positions will be posted, it is widely expected they will come with lower salaries.
Bay Area sees third straight day of rain as thunderstorms linger
The weekend storm was not moving very quickly and continued to drag very cold air with it.
‘Rumbling my whole apartment’: Private fireworks show unnerves Bay Area
"Maybe not the best geopolitical timing for surprise fireworks."
