The 3 Infrastructure Weak Points That Could Cripple the Valley in a Power Outage
Silicon Valley powers the world. It hosts the servers, the algorithms, the cloud systems that millions of people rely on daily. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: the region that builds the most sophisticated technology on earth is sitting on some deeply fragile infrastructure foundations. A single prolonged power...
Teacher honored at Calaveras Hills High School
Calaveras Hills High School Social Science Teacher and AVID Coordinator Teresa Quezada was recognized as the Certificated Team Member recipient for the 2025-26 school year. She was selected for her dedication to students, staff, and families, and for going above and beyond in her role.
‘Beacon’ Restored: Hangar One at Moffett Federal Airfield Reclaims Its Glory
After decades of contamination and a public battle against demolition, the historic Bay Area airship building has been fully rehabilitated.
Downtown San Jose Memories Surface at Home Eat on San Fernando Street
Last week, Table D1 at Home Eat raised the ghosts in at least four different languages, inspired by the ever-shifting landscape of downtown San Jose. As I slithered into the gargantuan Chinese restaurant at Fourth and San Fernando, NVIDIA conference attendees surrounded me. All of them carried designer laptop...
Santa Clara County Workers Sound Alarm As Supes Probe AI Threat
Santa Clara County is hitting pause on the rush to artificial intelligence, at least long enough to figure out who is really in charge: the algorithms or the people on the public payroll. Supervisors voted yesterday to launch a countywide study into how the government is using AI, responding to...
Armed threat suspect arrested near Curtner Ave
Around 5:51 PM, a person near Edith Morley Park reported that a man in a white panel van threatened them with what looked like a gun before driving away. Officers soon found a matching van entering a storage facility on Curtner Ave. The driver, Joshua Koloditch, age 46, stayed inside while police kept watch using a...
Santa Clara Police Seek Public Help in Creek Death Investigation
The Santa Clara Police Department is asking for the public’s help after a man’s body was found face down in San Tomas Aquino Creek on Valentine’s Day. Officers responded to the creek, south of Tasman Drive, around 2:30 p.m. on February 14 and discovered the body. The...
Alleging Discrimination, San José Parents Try to Fight School Closures
San José parents are attempting to stop the city’s public school district from shuttering five campuses, alleging in a legal complaint that the plan would disproportionately impact low-income students and students of color. Families filed the complaint with the San José Unified School District’s school board ahead...
Two days of rain forecast to arrive in SF Bay Area
Changing weather patterns are expected to bring precipitation back to the region.
Suspect in East San Jose gang-related shooting arrested, police say
A San Jose man was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of attempted murder in connection with a shooting late last year that police said was gang related.
