Mark Zuckerburg and Facebook received some good news Monday, when a U.S. appeals court ruled that the Winklevoss twins have no right to try and back out of a settlement they reached with the social network company in 2008.
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The Sikh community of the Bay Area celebrated the opening of the largest Sikh temple in the United States on Sunday. The San Jose Sikh Gurdwara, occupies 110,000 sq. feet in a 40 acre campus on Murillo Avenue in Evergreen Hills. It was completed at a total cost of $32 million. The complex includes a prayer hall, classrooms, apartments, and a vegetarian kitchen.
A seventeen-year-old boy was shot with a small caliber handgun Friday at Stonegate Skatepark on Gassman Avenue.
To first-timers, Sweet Shop, a gingerbread-house-like building with brown shingles, looks a little out of place. What’s a store doing in the middle of an upscale residential neighborhood in Los Altos? It’s the only retail space around. But for more than 40 years, the location has held a sweet spot for the community.
To first-timers, Sweet Shop, a gingerbread-house-like building with brown shingles, looks a little out of place. What’s a store doing in the middle of an upscale residential neighborhood in Los Altos? It’s the only retail space around. But for more than 40 years, the location has held a sweet spot for the community.
Wrightspeed develops and manufactures fuel efficient, hybrid-electric drive systems that can be incorporated into a wide range of trucks, including heavy trucks, and the company is coming to San Jose.
A fundraiser on behalf of Bryan Stow, the local paramedic who was beaten unconscious at Dodgers Stadium last week for wearing a Giants shirt, was more successful than first thought.
Christopher Knopf and Kenneth Chadwick, the two remaining defendants in a civil suit brought by an alleged rape victim, were found not to be liable Thursday.
Celebrate National Poetry Month with the Oversocial Mofo Revue at the Anno Domini Gallery on Friday and a Saturday afternoon event at the San Jose Museum of Art.
The GRAMMY-nominated quartet from New Haven performs on Sunday, April 10, at the Montalvo Arts Center.
