1 hr ago | North Bay Bohemian
Petals and Peacocks Opens Flagship Store This Weekend
Industry logic dictates that up-and-coming clothing brands make a name in Los Angeles .
5 hrs ago | San Jose Mercury News
'Urban harvesting' takes root in Bay Area
For years, Barbara Stackhouse would go out every spring with her husband, Richard, to pick oranges from three big trees in her backyard in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood.
9 hrs ago | Contra Costa Times
San Jose: Gilroy man convicted of murder in 2010 DUI crash that killed 4-year-old boy
A Gilroy man and two-time DUI offender was convicted of murder for a drunken driving crash three years ago that killed a 4-year-old boy on Highway 101 in South San Jose, authorities said.
10 hrs ago | Santa Cruz Sentinel
Police Blotter: Two men in stolen car arrested in Mountain View after chase starting in San Jose
Pine Avenue, 11:53 a.m. June 10 Police arrested a 51-year-old woman on assault charges and an outstanding misdemeanor warrant.
12 hrs ago | Inside Bay Area
San Jose: Coroner identifies man who died in single vehicle crash
The Santa Clara County Coroner's Office has identified the man who died early Monday morning in a single-vehicle crash as Henry Olmedo, 40, of Morgan Hill.
14 hrs ago | Contra Costa Times
San Jose firefighters extinguish small blaze at mobile home near fairgrounds
Firefighters this morning extinguished a small blaze at a mobile home near the Santa Clara County fairgrounds, according to a fire captain.
15 hrs ago | Business Journal
State sells L.A. land for $7.5M
The California Department of General Services on Monday announced the sale of a nearly 2 acre parcel of excess property in Los Angeles for $7.5 million.
19 hrs ago | Marin Independent Journal
Roadshow: Repaving 101 outside Morgan Hill is years away
A Yep, Mrs. Roadshow and I made that trek not too long ago. I don't think our poor Prius has recovered.
Orchard Supply selling most of its stores to Lowe's
Orchard Supply Hardware, a fixture in the Bay Area since it was founded in San Jose in 1931 as a farmers co-op, faces an uncertain future under a deal and bankruptcy filing announced Monday that will preserve its iconic name while turning over most of its stores to hardware rival Lowe's.
Construction Boom Hits the South Bay
Kris Sanchez says business is booming bigger than it has in a decade when it comes to construction projects in the South Bay.
San Jose: Bicyclist killed by hit-and-run driver at busy Hwy. 87 overcrossing
A bicyclist was killed in a hit-and-run crash as he rode on the Taylor Street overpass of Highway 87 near downtown around 3:25 p.m. Monday.
State political watchdog commission meeting slated for Thursday in San Jose
The state political watchdog commission that regulates campaign finance and lobbying in California on Thursday will hold its monthly public meeting for the first time in Santa Clara County.
Potential pay raise for San Jose city manager and attorney to go before council
A potential 2 percent pay raise for San Jose's City Manager and City Attorney will be discussed by the city council tomorrow.
San Jose police: Driver, 18, suspected of DUI in crash that killed passenger
A 40-year-old man was killed early this morning in a single-vehicle crash that police believe was fueled by alcohol.
1 dead, 1 hospitalized after accident in San Jose
One person is dead and another in the hospital after a car slammed into some parked cars in South San Jose overnight.
Internal Affairs: Which San Jose council members brought home the bacon? We take a look
In an era of still-fragile finances, few dare call it pork. But San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed's budget message last week included a clutch of nearly two dozen earmarks from City Council members.
NN13 Beer Caucus - Friday Night Beer Blog
Here are my completely biased suggestions of where to drink in downtown San Jose, whether you're coming for NN13 or some other time.
Customer Interaction Solutions
San Jose Mercury News Troy Wolverton column
For many people these days, getting away from it all means getting away from their gadgets.
Citywise: Oakland police union against spending for radio system boost
A proposal to begin repairing Oakland's ailing public safety radio infrastructure has come under fire from the police union, which has been furious over the system's poor performance.
Festival in the Park - Stayin' Alive! June 22, 2013
Santa Clara County CALIFORNIAAnnouncing the 7th Annual Festival in the Park - " Stayin' Alive! Join the American Heart Association for a fun-filled health and recreation fair, one day only, Saturday, June 22, 2013 from 11 am - " 4 pm at Hellyer County Park.