Super Bowl LX: San Jose Kicks Off Bay Area Fanfare The Bay Area is buzzing for Super Bowl LX, set for February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. While San Francisco will host most major fan events, San Jose takes center stage by kicking off the week-long festivities with Opening Night, a key moment for South Bay pride. Super Bowl LX Events: Where to Find the Action For Bay Area locals, understanding the … Read More

Genny Altwer Seeks San Jose District 9 City Council Seat Genny Altwer, known for her diverse career as a former hostage negotiator and therapist, is embarking on a new path in public service. She has officially announced her candidacy for the open District 9 City Council seat in San Jose, bringing a unique blend of professional and personal experience to the upcoming election. A Path from Crisis Negotiation to Community Advocacy Altwer’s journey into politics … Read More

Bay Area Celebrates Día de los Muertos with Vibrant Festivities This past weekend, the Bay Area burst into life with colorful and heartfelt Día de los Muertos celebrations in San Jose and Oakland. Hundreds gathered to honor deceased loved ones, partake in traditional customs, and celebrate rich Mexican heritage through vibrant community events. San Jose’s Vibrant Avenida de Altares The Mexican Heritage Plaza in San Jose became the focal point for a profound Día de … Read More

San Jose’s Housing Crisis: Teachers Face Steepest Hurdles San Jose, a vibrant heart of the Bay Area, is renowned for its innovation and quality of life. However, a recent report sheds light on a challenging reality for a crucial segment of our community: local teachers struggling to afford housing here. The Stark Reality for San Jose Teachers According to a new report by Redfin, San Jose stands out as the least affordable metro region in … Read More

Bay Area Food Pantries Face Crisis Amid SNAP Freeze Bay Area food pantries are grappling with an unprecedented surge in demand, mirroring levels not seen since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This critical situation stems directly from the federal government shutdown, which has frozen Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments, leaving tens of millions of recipients nationwide facing uncertainty and potential hunger. Local Food Banks Overwhelmed by Immediate Need In the heart of the … Read More

San Jose Considers Temporary Ban on New Tobacco Shops San Jose is poised to enact a temporary moratorium on the establishment of new tobacco shops across the city. This significant measure aims to curb the proliferation of businesses linked to illicit sales and protect vulnerable communities, giving city officials time to develop a comprehensive long-term regulatory strategy. The proposed ban highlights a growing concern over the impact of these establishments on youth and public health. … Read More

San Jose Celebrates Philippine Independence with Full Jeepney Jam Get ready, San Jose! The fourth annual Full Jeepney Jam is kicking off this Friday, June 6th, bringing a vibrant celebration of Philippine Independence Day to the heart of the South Bay. This free, all-ages festival will feature award-winning artist Ruby Ibarra, alongside a host of talented Filipino-American performers, delicious food, and creative designers. Experience the Richness of Filipino Culture in the South Bay Organized by … Read More