San Jose to open first safe sleeping site for unhoused residents
San Jose will open its first safe sleeping site for unhoused residents this week, marking a milestone in the city’s efforts to shelter those living on the streets. People are
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No major issues at Bay Area airports for Labor Day
Monday is the last hurrah for summer travel as many Americans are out and about for the Labor Day holiday. Bay Area airports were busy but saw no major problems
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Silicon Valley Pride celebrates 50th anniversary
Silicon Valley Pride celebrated its 50th anniversary with a festival Saturday in downtown San Jose. The event, called “Unstoppable: 50 Years of Love, Legacy and Liberation,” took place at Plaza
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Tariff exemption for online imported goods under $800 expires
Consumers in the U.S. may notice higher prices when shopping for popular items such as Lululemon clothing or handmade jewelry on Etsy, due to the expiration of a tariff exemption
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Record number of Labor Day travelers expected with lower prices
The Labor Day weekend travel rush kicked into high gear Thursday. Getting out of town is a bit cheaper this year, according to AAA travel data, and a record number
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San Jose Sharks unveil local artist murals celebrating diversity
The San Jose Sharks on Thursday unveiled colorful murals as part of the team’s collaboration with local artists. For the collaboration, Team Teal and nonprofit group Local Color are celebrating Pride and
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Ariana Grande to kick off ‘Eternal Sunshine’ tour in Oakland
Ariana Grande announced plans for her first concert tour in seven years, and it’ll kick off at Oakland Arena. The pop superstar on Thursday announced the “Eternal Sunshine” tour, which
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Joe Montana’s new cocktail pays tribute to 49ers’ ‘golden era’ dynasty
Legendary San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana was in Alameda Wednesday morning promoting his new ready-to-drink whisky cocktail in a can. The drink features a retro looking package that celebrates
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Trouble finding tea? Global matcha shortage takes toll on Bay Area businesses
Bay Area cafes and bakeries say they’re taking a financial hit because of it, and at some point matcha drinkers could feel the pinch as well. “There’s just not enough
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Bay Area Officials Urge Parents to Update Children’s Vaccines Before School Starts
Health departments across the Bay Area are encouraging families to make immunizations a priority as children prepare to return to school. Contra Costa Health emphasized that vaccines are a safe,
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