The board will consider recommendations to authorize microenterprise home kitchen operations in Santa Clara County.
City officials also want to figure out how to set aside funds to help small businesses install surveillance cameras in high-crime areas.
Behind the colorful booths, lively music and tantalizing smells of local Mexican foods at the San Jose Flea Market are tears and heartache.
The doors are open again at the South Bay's largest hotel.
San Jose residents and domestic partners Wendy Neff and Felipe Bravo have approached every beer as a learning opportunity.
A special district that provides extra cleaning and security to downtown San Jose property owners may be extended for another decade.
Unemployment continues to plummet in Silicon Valley, but it's anyone's guess when the leisure and hospitality sector will fully recover.
“This is where real blues fans are starting to gather because this bar is known for being so friendly and accepting.”
“Each and every person is an asset to the future of our company so I believe we deserve to be treated as such.”
Unemployment is in decline across Silicon Valley, but experts say the region's recovery reflects social inequities.
Bill would allow local governments to continue collecting a $4 fee attached to permits and licenses to fund disability compliance programs.
One of the largest Asian supermarket chains in the nation, unveiled its newest store this week at Oakridge Mall.
Visiting Satori Cellars’ tasting room in Gilroy is as much about entering an enchanted realm as it is about tasting its award-winning wines.
The powerful San Jose Downtown Association is preparing for its first leadership change in 34 years.
Silicon Valley's largest hotel is reopening under new branding this spring.
Chamber President Derrick Seaver said it’s complex to pinpoint all the reasons for the crisis, but noted the root cause is COVID.
San Jose’s Good Karma Bikes provides free bicycles to those in need of reliable transportation, which has been a lifeline for many.
Consumers and businesses have had to adjust to scarcity in ways that our area and our nation have not experienced in quite some time.
A lack of affordable day care drove women out of the workforce when COVID-19 hit. Now they are stranded and can't get back in.
The parking and entry prices at the Berryessa Flea Market in San Jose are increasing—and vendors are furious.
Over the last 57 years, local bands shared one thing in common: guitars and equipment purchased from San Jose’s Guitar Showcase.
A labor watchdog claims to have found a third company that committed labor violations on a costly San Jose public project.
After being burnt to the ground in a devastating fire, Jackie’s Place rose from the ashes to dish out authentic soul food.
Two dozen people protested the parking fees they say will take a bite out of their paychecks.
The state of the Silicon Valley is grim when it comes to equity and equality.
As San Jose leaders consider allowing two digital billboards to be built at the airport, three more may be quietly coming to the city.
Jorge Gomez transformed his Instagram page that featured jokes to a community page with news, media, memes and food.
A Bay Area casino magnate has won a whopping victory against his former attorney.
San Jose cannabis enthusiasts may be starting the year off on a high.
She is also the author of The Orchard City, a book chronicling the history of Campbell.
January marked the restaurant’s 30th anniversary.
Santa Clara County is launching a disparity study to level the playing field for minority-owned businesses.
“We are more than thankful that Kyoto Palace was able to survive the pandemic.”
Retailers and restaurant owners at Westfield Valley Fair shopping mall are circulating a petition against a new paid parking policy.
Vovinam San Jose also performs lion dances and Vietnamese traditional dance routines on the weekends.
COVID relief for very small businesses is on the horizon, but a bevy of rules may prevent it from reaching some struggling entrepreneurs.
A magical place for children.
The Golden State may not receive another gas tax hike this summer under Gov. Newsom's budget proposal. What to know.
Over the next three years, the team at AJP will work with San José Spotlight to provide mentorship and support to achieve its growth.
A stretch of Post Street in downtown San Jose closed for outdoor dining since 2020 will reopen to traffic by the end of this week.