A lawsuit between theme park Great America and city of Santa Clara will no longer be an issue after it was announced Monday that the park is being sold for $70 million to a real estate firm that includes owners of the San Francisco 49ers.
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Paul Ray Castillo, the man wanted in connection with a crime spree that included the kidnapping and murder of a Campbell woman, was arrested in West Sacramento Sunday night.
Netflix has been in the news quite a bit recently, with its price hike and the subsequent loss of subscribers, as well as its plummeting stock value and the controversy surrounding the construction of its new corporate headquarters. The company’s CEO announced Sunday that company has decided to spin off its DVD division.
After all the fanfare that accompanied the launch of Google+, it is worth seeing whether Google’s new site is really keeping its promise of transforming the way people use social media, or whether it is just a pie in the sky, or even more likely, an idea engine for Facebook developers. The numbers tell at least part of the story.
Lacey Alyson Bryant works around the clock creating her own artwork while also running Kaleid gallery in downtown San Jose. Hosting over 80 artists since 2006, Kaleid—an extension of the Phantom Galleries project and Anno Domini—serves as an open studio for local artists.
A man was shot while pumping gas at a Chevron gas station in San Jose’s Willow Glen neighborhood in broad daylight this morning, a police spokesman said.
A San Jose police officer shot a man early this morning in San Jose while attempting to stop a stolen vehicle, police said.
Things have not been going well for Netflix. The company miscalculated how its user base would respond to its price hike, and thought that the threats to jump ship were just that—idle threats.
Santa Clara County prosecutors are declining to file charges against a San Jose police officer who shot a knife-wielding man in January, saying that the officer’s actions were legally justified.
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is investigating a minor derailment that briefly left a handful of light-rail passengers stranded Thursday morning.
