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6 days ago | 
fresnobee.com | Darren Sabedra |San Jose
May 31-Katia Nesper had to be on top of her pitching game Saturday as The King's Academy aimed for its first Central Coast Section softball championship. As expected, there was no margin for error in the Division I final at West Valley College, not against a Gilroy team that had allowed just one run in two previous playoff games. Nesper met the challenge.
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1 week ago | 
sanluisobispo.com | George Avalos |San Jose
May 29-Tech companies have slashed well over 400 Bay Area jobs in fresh rounds of employment cutbacks that offer an ominous warning that the industry's downsizing has yet to run its course. All told, three tech companies have disclosed plans to chop an estimated 419 jobs in the Bay Area, according to official WARN letters the firms sent to the state Employment Development Department.
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2 weeks ago | 
modbee.com | George Avalos |San Jose
May 23-WALNUT CREEK - Ygnacio Center, a three-building 536,000-square-foot downtown office complex, was bought for $111 million, according to documents filed on May 20 with the Contra Costa County Recorder's Office. The deal suggests that the complex's values have declined, a slump that is part of what appears to be widening woes for the Bay Area office market.
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2 weeks ago | 
sanluisobispo.com | Devan Patel |San Jose
May 20-With San Jose leaning into the experience economy to drive its downtown revival and major sporting events like Super Bowl LX and the FIFA World Cup on the horizon, city officials want to create at least seven new entertainment zones to help make the area more vibrant.
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2 weeks ago | 
sacbee.com | Devan Patel |San Jose
May 17-SAN JOSE - The San Jose Sharks appear to be on track to continue to play their home games at SAP Center - the same arena they've called home since 1993 - for at least another quarter-century. The Sharks and the City of San Jose announced Saturday at a State of the City event at Arena Green Park that they are nearing a new lease agreement to keep the NHL franchise at the municipally owned downtown building for another 25 years.
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3 weeks ago | 
modbee.com | George Avalos |San Jose
May 14-SAN JOSE - A luxury apartment complex at Santana Row was purchased in a deal that tops $70 million, according to documents filed Tuesday with the Santa Clara County Recorder's Office. Levare, at 3003 Olin Rd., was bought for $73.9 million by an affiliate of real estate firm Hines Interests, according to county documents. An affiliate of Federal Realty Investment Trust, Santana Row's principal owner and developer, was the seller.
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3 weeks ago | 
grancanariatv.com | Manolo López |San Jose
14/05/2025Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Agentes del Grupo Operativo de Intervención y Apoyo (GOIA) de la Policía Local de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria han detenido a dos personas en el barrio de San José por su presunta implicación en un delito de tráfico de drogas. Según ha informado el cuerpo policial, los hechos ocurrieron durante un seguimiento en el que los agentes observaron una transacción de estupefacientes desde el interior de un vehículo.
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3 weeks ago | 
sacbee.com | George Avalos |San Jose
May 13-Bay Area consumer prices in April rose at their slowest yearly pace in five years, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday. The region's inflation rate, as measured by consumer prices, rose by 1.3% over the one-year period that ended last month, the report stated. That increase was the lowest since October 2020, when annual prices increased by 1.1%. Nationwide, the inflation rate ticked upward by 2.3% over the same time period, the slowest yearly increase since 2021.
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4 weeks ago | 
sacbee.com | George Avalos |San Jose
May 8-SAN JOSE - The owner of a downtown San Jose site of blight faces fines and penalties - after it was on the city's radar as a problem property and a public nuisance for more than six years. The housing development site is at 70 South Almaden Avenue, the location of a former Greyhound bus terminal and a property where hundreds of housing units have been proposed - but never built.
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4 weeks ago | 
sacbee.com | George Avalos |San Jose
May 8-SAN LEANDRO - A cutting-edge fusion energy company and an innovative boots and sportswear maker have landed separate state tax credits that will fuel new jobs in the East Bay. Fuse Energy Technologies and Ariat International have landed separate awards of California tax credits that, according to state officials, encouraged the companies to expand in California rather than another state.
