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San Jose Could Lose Thousands Of Trees To Invasive Beetle
An invasive beetle killing a dramatic number of Southern California trees has found its way to San Jose -- and it could threaten the urban forest that shades and cools Silicon Valley. Santa Clara County officials aren't sure when or how the species, known as the shothole borer beetle, arrived...
Best Hayward Chinese Restaurants in CA
When searching for the best Hayward Chinese restaurants, it’s clear that this city offers a rich and diverse Chinese culinary scene. Among the standout options are Yummy, Frannie’s Restaurant, and Great River Chinese Restaurant. Each of these establishments brings something unique to the table, from Yummy’s casual and welcoming atmosphere to Frannie’s home-style cooking and Great River’s commitment to authentic, flavorful dishes. These restaurants not only serve some of the best Chinese food in Hayward but also represent the rich cultural heritage and culinary traditions that make Hayward a great destination for Chinese cuisine.
Invasive Shothole Borer Threatens Trees in San José, Officials Rally Community for Surveillance and Management
San José is facing a serious threat to its trees from the invasive shothole borer, a tiny beetle confirmed by the Santa Clara Division of Agriculture. This beetle has a preference for over 65 species of California trees, boring into them and spreading a damaging fungus that can kill the trees by disrupting their ability to transport water and nutrients. Although the beetle's arrival timeline is unclear, it likely has been causing damage for years before being detected, according to the County of Santa Clara.
Alamo Drafthouse Poised to Take Over Shuttered Bay Area Cinemas
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is poised to take over two Bay Area theatre locations that went dark last month, according to published reports. The Austin-based operator is reportedly close to deals to reopen the former ShowPlace Icon theatres at San Antonio Center in Mountain View and Westfield Valley Fair in Santa Clara.
Closed San Jose hotel preps reopening as sale at discount price looms
SAN JOSE — A possible deal for the purchase of Hotel De Anza is looming as the historic lodging tower is preparing to open its doors after being shuttered for months. The 10-story hotel built in 1931 is headed for a potential purchase at a price that could be well below its value before the coronavirus outbreak, according to sources familiar with the purchase discussions.
Cat ‘alert and meowing’ after being rescued from fire and given oxygen: SJFD
(KRON) — A firefighter was injured, and a cat was resuscitated Thursday morning as San Jose firefighters responded to a two-alarm residential fire. The involved structure was a two-story home on the 5500 block of Century Manor Court in South San Jose. According to the San Jose Fire Department, one firefighter was transported to the […]
Taste of Los Gatos, Art & Wine Fest on tap for September
Autumn is rapidly approaching, but summer celebrations aren’t over yet. Next month, make room on your calendar for two celebrations of Los Gatos culinary culture and history. Los Gatos Chamber of Commerce will present the brand-new Taste of Los Gatos event in partnership with the Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Department on Sept. 14.
Professional Vs. DIY Water Heater Repair: When To Call The Experts
In San Jose, where the demand for hot water is constant due to the busy lifestyle, ensuring your water heater is in optimal condition is crucial. While some homeowners may consider DIY repairs to save on costs, understanding when to call on professionals can save you from future headaches and additional expenses. United Plumbing & ...
Exploration Portal Opens at Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose
Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose is helping children discover patterns, proportion, scale, and symmetry at the intersection of math, science, and nature with its new outdoor educational play space. Exploration Portal’s eight interactive exhibits opened on June 13 and will provide endless opportunities for STEM-based discovery and learning in nature.
Mountain View parents outraged by school district’s $189K meditation deal
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (KRON)—Mountain View Whisman School District parents expressed their frustrations Thursday after finding out the district had signed a $189,000 school-approved contract for what they describe as 160 “guided meditation sessions for District Leadership team members.” The MVWSD signed an agreement with Alycia Diggs Chaves, owner of Blue Violet Energy and a self-described […]
2023 Jazz on the Plazz season reaches finale
On Wednesday evening, Tony Lindsay, lead singer of the original Santana, performed at Town Plaza Park tonight with Santana Tribute band CARNAVAL!, concluding the 22nd year of Jazz on the Plazz. “We know how fortunate we are to have such wonderful artists perform in Los Gatos,” said Jonathan Knowles, chairman...
Triton Salon Celebrates Contemporary California Artists
There are several ways to sample California’s contemporary artists. One is driving thousands of miles around the state to visit museums and galleries. Another is to visit the Santa Clara Triton Museum of Art’s Salon competition, which runs through Sept. 8. The show was started by current and...
Graphic Novel Tells Story of Mineta and Simpson
The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation has published a graphic novel, “From Behind Barbed Wire to Washington: The Remarkable Friendship of Norman Mineta and Alan Simpson.”. The book tells the story of Norman Mineta (1931-2022) and Alan Simpson, who first met as Boy Scouts at Heart Mountain in 1943. They went on to careers in the U.S. House and Senate, respectively, and were able to work together despite political differences. Their examples inspired the Mineta-Simpson Institute at Heart Mountain.
Parents grill Mountain View Whisman over coaching, mindfulness contracts for district admins
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Parents and community members spoke out at a Thursday, Aug. 22, Mountain View Whisman school board meeting opposing district contracts for leadership coaching, staff wellness and public relations work, decrying it as a poor use of taxpayer funds. The board heard from public commenters...
Book Your Private Art Party at the Art Beat!
The next time you want to celebrate or do some team building, do it with creativity by having an Art Party at the Art Beat in Downtown Campbell! You can book the Art Beat for a semi-private or a fully private event!. Choose the kind of party you want:. Clay...
Fall Arts Preview: The arts make a grand entrance
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Though spring is traditionally the season when everything comes back to life, it’s hard to beat the fall for seeing the Peninsula’s many arts groups come back into blossom. And this fall, the arts are once again in full bloom everywhere. That...
WATER SHELF PODCAST: “Liquid Asset” by Buzz Thompson
Buzz Thompson joins the Water Shelf Podcast to talk about his innovative and extraordinary new book, Liquid Asset: How Business and Government Can Partner to Solve the Freshwater Crisis (Stanford University Press, 2004). Barton H. “Buzz” Thompson, Jr. is the Robert E. Paradise Professor of Natural Resources Law...
News Digest: Imaginarium at mall | Sister city barbecue | Applefest in Livermore | Grief support workshop
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Imaginarium’s immersive outdoor light show “Where Light Meets Magic” is coming to the Stoneridge Shopping Center this Friday through Nov. 24. The walk-through experience featuring more than five million lights offers people the chance to experience “the expansive festival of lights...
Weekend Express: Fall Arts Preview: What’s ahead for the Peninsula’s biggest arts season in years
The Peninsula’s biggest arts season in years is here. Read on for a look at what’s coming up this fall in music, on the stage, in visual arts and author events. Arts briefs: Palo Alto Festival of the Arts, Nancy Pelosi, Pride cabaret and more. This week, see...
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