Pobladores Night Market provides a chill summer vibe for downtown San Jose
The Thursday night series, which runs through August, brings food trucks and live music to the arty SoFA district.
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San Jose’s Raging Waters gets a new name ahead of opening
The popular attraction at Lake Cunningham Park in East San Jose should be open for visitors in June.
Memorial set at Henry’s Hi-Life for beloved longtime bartender
Jimmy Dillsaver, who served up beer and mixed drinks at the iconic San Jose restaurant for 35 years, died in December.
San Jose’s Grace Baptist Church on path to landmark status
The 83-year-old building near San Jose State was the nexus of peace and civil rights movements in the city during the late 1950s and '60s.
Downtown San Jose gets a much-needed dose of ‘retail therapy’
With the opening of Moment Paseo, five women-owned businesses are part of downtown's revitalization strategy.
PAC-SJ rummage sale brings vintage treasures to Google’s downtown San Jose site
You might not realize you've been missing a vintage Toast-O-Lator in your life until you visit the Preservation Action Council's two-day sale.
Saying goodbye to the Burger Pit, another classic San Jose joint
As the last restaurant of the once-large chain closes its doors after 71 years, future generations will have to forge new family traditions.
Don’t expect Camino Brewing space to be empty for very long
The owner of the downtown San Jose building hopes to have a "reinvention" of the location open by this summer.
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San Jose loses a popular brewery. Is downtown’s momentum in danger of stalling?
Camino had been among the better-known and most popular of San Jose's craft brew operations before announcing its closure.
Why an inflatable baby chick is San Jose airport’s 75th anniversary mascot
The first 2,550 passengers to disembark from a plane in San Jose in 1949 had feathers but couldn't fly.