San Jose, CA, is a treasure chest for anyone who loves hunting for unique finds. Whether you're a seasoned thrifter or just looking for something different, the flea markets and thrift stores in this vibrant city offer a world of possibilities. From vintage clothing to quirky home decor, these spots are perfect for those who enjoy the thrill of the hunt. Each location has its own charm, with vendors and shop owners eager to share stories behind their items. Plus, shopping second-hand is a great way to support local businesses and reduce waste. Get ready to explore San Jose's hidden gems and uncover pieces that tell a story. Whether you're searching for a rare collectible or just a fun afternoon, these markets and stores promise an adventure you won't forget.

Next year, Alameda's Fikscue plans to debut its first restaurant in San Francisco.

What do monsters do when they aren’t scaring people? That’s the question explored in a live play adaptation of Adam Rex’s children’s book of poems by the same name. Turns out, they’re just like us: Frankenstein needs to go to the grocery store, the Wolfman needs help around the house and Dracula, well, he has a hygiene thing. The 50-minute performance includes a live talkback after the show where audience members can ask questions of the cast and production team.

MADISON, Wis. - Bay Area native Remi Wolf is set to perform at a Kamala Harris rally on Wednesday, joining a growing list of celebrities showing their support for the vice president as Election Day closes in. The pop singer and songwriter from Palo Alto will take the stage at...

An unhoused man in San Jose is fighting to keep his Dia de los Muertos altar up after Caltrans reportedly threatened to take it down.The altar is in honor of his service dog, who died shortly before he became homeless.It's set up near the corner of 7th and Virginia Street in San Jose.Complete with his leash, harness, toys and photos, Miguel Maruyama's service dog 'Nacho' is being memorialized in a Dia de los Muertos altar, also known as an ofrenda.VIDEO: Unhoused Berkeley fire victim with Stage 4 cancer gets temporary homeA man on his fifth round of chemotherapy was gifted...

The first retail sale of General Aviation Modifications Inc.'s G100UL unleaded high-octane fuel will likely take place Wednesday at Reid-Hillview Airport (KRHV) in San Jose, California. The airport, operated by Santa Clara County, received 7,500 gallons of the supplemental type certificate (STC)-approved replacement for 100LL on Monday, and employees loaded...

Halloween is such a fun holiday for most kids, but it also can be a scary and fun one for adults. The Fear Overload Scream Park has been going for days now, and it's as popular as ever. Many of the major news stations, including CBS, Fox, and ABC, have shown excerpts of this amazing show with several 5-star reviews for how scary and fun it is.

San Jose–based band Forever to the Moon plays a combination of alternative and hard rock, resulting in sounds that bring one back to the screamo and post-hardcore golden years of the early millennium while remaining relevant for the modern era. Members Violet Luna, Anna Martin, Christian Lane, Ivan Peric and Junior Swartz don’t just rock but make it count. To cap off the 2024 spooky season, Forever to the Moon will grace the stage at Art Boutiki with new music, bringing fellow hometown heroes the Hellas and Nuggeat to mark the occasion.

Just before the team opens its second restaurant, its acclaimed chef has left.

The Mare Island San Pablo Bay Trail, spanning 10 miles from Point Pinole Regional Shoreline in Richmond to Lone Tree Point in Rodeo, is a vital outdoor recreation hub in the San Francisco Bay Area. This multi-use trail not only provides a scenic escape for hikers, bikers, and joggers but also plays a crucial role in promoting climate change resilience and sea level rise adaptation.

Insects are infesting holes in tree trunks and feasting on its interior, killing trees and placing Bay Area communities at risk. Following their recent arrival into the Felton area and around Coyote Creek in San Jose, these invasive shothole borer beetles (ISHB), smaller than the size of a sesame seed, are killing more than 65 species of trees in California. Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Diego were several counties that were caught victims of thousands of tree deaths.

“I think my restaurant is capable of beating other restaurants,” Cafe Del Sol owner Leonel Diaz said. “I’m not talking about the looks and how big it is outside—I’m talking about the food.”. Though he’s most focused on cooking delicious meals, Cafe Del Sol’s environment...

In this installment of Tasty Treats with Teachers, we sit down with our district’s nominee for the California Teacher of the Year program, Ms. Wu to discuss how powerful the written word is. Along with that, we learn about grief, trauma, coping, all sounding one of the biggest artists of the 21st centaury.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It’s a matcha lover’s paradise at Palo Alto’s newest drink and dessert spot, Maruwu Seicha. From matcha lattes adorned with fluffy “snow top” to gelato made with ceremonial grade matcha, Maruwu Seicha’s menu boasts a variety of tea-forward treats. The Kyoto-based company has been producing matcha out of its tea farm in Uji, Japan, since 2011 and operates a dozen retail locations throughout the country. Maruwu Seicha opened its first international outpost in San Francisco’s Japantown last year, and on Oct. 20, it soft opened a new cafe in downtown Palo Alto.

He brought out an Outside Lands headliner as a surprise guest.

Could it be the beginning of more Bay Area empire building for chef and restaurateur Stephanie Izard?. News arrived Tuesday that longtime Food Network fixture and 2008 Top Chef winner Stephanie Izard will be expanding her Girl & the Goat empire to the Bay Area next year for the first time. As the Chronicle reports, Izard has signed on to open Valley Goat in Silicon Valley, at the new Treehouse Hotel in Sunnyvale.

Nestled just steps away from the hustle and bustle of Zareen’s downtown, Local Kitchens — a Bay Area-based micro food hall known for offering a wide variety of food brands under one roof — recently introduced a new lineup of burgers under the Sweet Onion Burger (SOB) umbrella.

Students gathered at lunch on Monday for festive fall fun with a pumpkin patch organized by Leadership. To get into the Halloween mood, students had the opportunity to participate in hands-on activities and purchase fall-themed treats right on the Green. “I think having events like this are important for M-A...