A strip mall in the heart of Koreatown may seem like an unusual place for an American-style bistro and taproom to set up shop, but it works well for The Halford, Santa Clara’s newest upscale beer bar. Surrounded by a sea of Korean barbecue joints…
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Tis the season for giving on a global scale in Silicon Valley. The Tech Awards, scheduled to take place next month, recognize humanitarians and entrepreneurs from all over the world who are changing the lives of millions of people through technological innovations. Candidates are nominated and submit…
On the list of Halloween celebrations and activities, this year’s Campbell Con is perfect timing to dress up and have fun with favorites in the pop culture industry. Campbell Con is similar to the comic conventions around the country where comic fans gather and dress…
Asian fusion is one of the culinary world’s most oversaturated categories. It runs the gamut, from dancing over cross-cultural borders (e.g. Kimchi Quesadilla, Ramen Burgers, Sushi Burritos) to mere minglings of Asian dishes. One of the newer restaurants to embark on the lighter side of…
The family was having breakfast when the phone rang Tuesday morning. Adega, one of the few Portuguese restaurants in the Bay Area, is closed Monday and Tuesday, so this was technically the weekend. Silence spread throughout the group, as chefs Jessica Carreira and David Costa, along…
The most revered name in wintersports films announces its 67th-annual feature film Here, There & Everywhere and 2016 U.S. tour dates.
Olla Cocina’s inviting patio on San Pedro Square catches the eye, but it’s the interior decor—a pleasing mix of bright white tiles and vibrant pops of color—that offers a hint of discoveries to come. Vintage Mexican movie posters wallpaper one of the dining rooms, and…
North vs South isn’t a question most people ask when they’re in the mood for Indian cuisine. In fact, most diners probably don’t know the difference. The Cliff Notes version is Northern cuisine is what most Americans would equate to “typical” Indian food featuring naan,…
The Silicon Valley Light the Night walk received a revamping this year after changing locations to the spacious Avaya Stadium, spearheading the change and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Societies Silicon Valley and Monterey branch is Courtney Karnes. Courtney has worked with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society or…
St. James park will come alive with colors, music and celebration this Saturday, Oct. 22, in commemoration of Dia De Los Muertos the Mexican holiday honoring the deceased friends and loved ones. The seventh annual Dia San Jose celebration will feature sugar skulls, live wrestling, tons of local…
