Family-owned restaurant chain Hobee’s has returned to San Jose — and it's got a different look. The new restaurant, located downtown at 261 North 2nd St., opened in mid-November and the owners are now ...

Long underused as a venue, the “Unzipped Wall” on South First Street will get a regular activation on weekends through Memorial Day.

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In total, 205 rail construction projects broke ground in 2024, with a combined capital investment of almost $390bn ...

A downtown Oakland office tower that is known as the East Bay city’s “original highrise” has been bought for an ultra-low ...

A fire destroyed a building in downtown San Bernardino and spread to a nearby ... The blaze grew to neighboring businesses and an exterior storage area, lighting hundreds of bales of vinyl ...

The roughly 8,000-square-foot building is more than 100 years old. A downtown town San Jose hub for food, drinks and live music will close its doors after a two-and-a-half-year run. Mama Kin owner ...

An Indigenous family has won compensation in a discrimination claim filed at the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal against North Bay Transit. Paula Nakogee and her two adult sons were prevented from ...

They will instead focus their efforts on developing strategies for more transit funding for ... interested members of the Bay Area Caucus,” she added. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation ...

Fast forward to today, and Ruffertshofer, 43, a Bay City native, has made that fantasy a reality. She opened Fran & Dot Boutique in downtown Bay ... There is also an area to design and create ...

Reduced Freeway A”: rebuilding the existing freeway by reducing it to three lanes, with one lane being a managed lane in each direction for bus rapid transit and EZ Pass customers.

A report coming to council will detail other options, such as enhanced rapid bus service, as well as the estimated cost. Bill Jackson is reporter/photographer with the Waterloo Chronicle.