Officials with the Department of Fish and Game killed a mountain lion that was hiding in the backyard of a Redwood City home on Tuesday morning.
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Hans Larsen has been named the Director of the San Jose Department of Transportation.
Several gangs in the city have taken to wearing Shark paraphernalia and colors as well as getting team logo tattoos.
We are lucky to live in such a bountiful state. Where else can you enjoy a coffee tasting, learn about a traditional French holiday, watch a cooking demonstration, learn how to be an Italian wine expert, and shop for a good cause all in one week? Some might say we’re spoiled, but for us it’s just another South Bay week. March 30-April 6.
The Oaxacan Kitchen was once a restaurant. Now it’s a food truck and part of Silicon Valley’s mobile restaurant elite.
With a reputation for stirring up the energy of a room, the Harlem Gospel Choir performs on Thursday, Mar. 31, at Montalvo.
Wondo wins again for Earthquakes; Sharks show that it’s springtime for hockey; Sabercats licking their chops in return home.
Leland High School in Almaden is suffering from budget cuts. In an effort to recoup some funding, the local school board agreed to replace the flag pole beside the scoreboard with a T-Mobile cell phone tower.
A motor officer with the SJPD was injured in a hit and run incident on Monday afternoon at the intersection of South First Street and Alma Avenue. Officer Devlin Creighton, 29, was conducting selective enforcement of traffic violations when the incident occurred.
Apple’s iPad 2 was released this past weekend in 25 countries around the world, and sold out in as many countries. Eager consumers from Canada to Europe all the way to Japan queued up outside retailers in the days leading up to the products international release, but many left disappointed. By the time they made it into the store, the stock was gone.
