Greg Becker is being scrutinized for selling roughly $3.6 million worth of Silicon Valley Bank stock through a trust in late February.
Everyone was hoping to access their accounts and keep the lights on at their businesses.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is blasting the federal government’s approach to the crisis — calling it “weak” and “half-hearted.”
Kusan Uyghur Cuisine has spent the last four years focused on dishes that bring authenticity in a style that is at once familiar and exotic.
San Jose has opened its next wave of grants for small businesses to pay off their rent debts accrued during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some councilmembers worried about the removal of large trees and whether the developer would pay homage to Fry’s in its project.
The string of antique shops on San Carlos Street may become a distant memory.
The closeness of the stations and communal atmosphere facilitates conversations between customers, barbers and those just waiting in line.
San Jose officials have a message for street vendors: report any attacks, because the city is listening.
John McKay and Michael North built a businesses that focused on giving back and treating every customer like family.
The cuts at Zoom and eBay are the latest in the ongoing barrage of layoffs across the tech sector.
Fast-food restaurant owners are breathing easy now that a state law meant to address working conditions among workers is on hold.
Founded in 1991, Willow Street Wood-Fired Pizza in San Jose is a successful combination of traditional and trendy.
The new head of the San Jose Downtown Association has about four months under his belt after taking the helm from Scott Knies.
Silicon Valley’s overall economy remains strong, and downtown San Jose is poised to succeed.
“It’s just not safe for us anymore here.”
A landmark state fast-food law to improve worker conditions and wages is stuck in the courts.
La Barrique’s current menu offers a fusion of Vietnamese and French styles.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted to start a process to consider amending Lehigh Southwest Cement Company’s use permit.
A $60 billion development firm intends to challenge a state decision that it must pay prevailing wages to workers on its massive project.
Silicon Valley is faring better than other nearby areas when it comes to office vacancies.
Zhang Li was allegedly part of a scheme to bribe public officials between 2015 and 2020.
Paychecks are increasing in San Jose come Jan. 1, but for some residents it's barely enough to get by.
A state law meant to address working conditions among fast food workers could be stopped with a recall.
The earning disparity that disproportionately affects Latinas streams down into housing access and affording basic needs.
Some experts are raising concerns about a local nonprofit’s decision to hire Steve Wymer as CEO.
The CVS on The Alameda became a “magnet” for homeless residents.
World Cup watch parties have activated San Pedro Square in a way the city hasn’t seen since the pandemic’s start.
Nearly 60% of voters in Santa Clara are supporting Measure H.
The goal is to enable dispensaries clustered in East San Jose to move into other areas and increase business licenses from 16 to 37.
Island Taste Caribbean Grill is where Jamaican and Haitian food flow through San Jose.
Google is coming into San Jose and bringing its own electrical grid.
“I call it Indo-Chinese, a fusion between Indian and Chinese.”
Everyone likes to say that they support small businesses.
The association's vision was about a fully inclusive downtown in which independent operators could build livelihoods and thrive.
Swimply connects homeowners with those seeking a backyard oasis.
If you are looking for pineapple curry or dislike spicy foods, Khaosan Thai may not be the place for you.
San Jose's largest mobile home park is under new management and looks secure from development.
The vendors at the San Jose Berryessa Flea Market are a step closer to reshaping their future.
From pink pineapples and halal meats to 30 types of canned fava beans, the well-ordered displays are exhaustive in their depth and variety.