Vote Bay Area High School Boys Athlete of Week

Vote Bay Area High School Boys Athlete of Week

Vote Now: Bay Area’s Top High School Boys Athlete of the Week The Bay Area News Group is calling on readers to celebrate outstanding high school talent! Cast your vote for the Boys Athlete of the Week, highlighting stellar performances from November 17-22 across football and cross country. Your participation ensures these dedicated young athletes get the recognition they deserve. Highlighting the Week’s Top Performances The latest Bay Area News Group poll shines a spotlight … Read More

CCS Football Final Stays San Jose Due to Logistics

CCS Football Final Stays San Jose Due to Logistics

CCS Football Final: Why St. Ignatius vs. SHC Stays in San Jose High school football fans across the Bay Area eagerly awaited the CCS championship game between rivals St. Ignatius and Sacred Heart Cathedral. Despite hopes for a San Francisco venue, Commissioner Dave Grissom confirmed the final will remain in San Jose due to logistical challenges this year. A Storied Rivalry Continues in the South Bay The St. Ignatius Wildcats and Sacred Heart Cathedral Fightin’ … Read More

Bay Area to Host Super Bowl Festivities

Bay Area to Host Super Bowl Festivities

Super Bowl LX Descends on the Bay Area: Your Event Guide The National Football League is bringing the excitement of Super Bowl LX back to the San Francisco Bay Area in 2026, marking a decade since Super Bowl 50. In partnership with the Bay Area Host Committee, a week-long series of events and activations are planned to immerse locals and visitors alike in the thrill of football and celebrate the region’s unique culture. Unpacking Super … Read More


San Jose eyes historic ordinance reform after struggles

San Jose eyes historic ordinance reform after struggles

San Jose Officials Eye Historic Ordinance Reforms After Business Struggles San Jose city officials are pushing to reevaluate and reform the city’s complex historic preservation ordinance. This move comes after a prominent Japantown business owner faced near financial ruin due to burdensome regulations, highlighting long-standing frustrations among local property owners and residents. Japantown’s Historic Burden Japantown, rich in historical significance, has unfortunately become a symbol of the challenges posed by the city’s historic preservation rules. … Read More

East San Jose feels VTA Light Rail crunch

East San Jose feels VTA Light Rail crunch

East San Jose Businesses & Residents Feel the Crunch of VTA Light Rail Project A significant public transportation expansion in the South Bay, the Valley Transportation Authority’s (VTA) Eastridge to BART Regional Connector, is causing considerable distress for East San Jose businesses and residents. Two years into its construction along Capitol Expressway, the ambitious project, slated for completion in 2028, is leading to daily operational hurdles and financial strain for the local community. The VTA … Read More

Bay Area HS Football Playoff Roundup

Bay Area HS Football Playoff Roundup

Bay Area High School Football: Week 13 Playoff Roundup The Bay Area’s high school football scene was electric on Saturday, November 22nd, 2025, as teams battled through Week 13 of the CCS and NCS playoffs. Fans witnessed thrilling matchups and standout performances, setting the stage for exciting championship games. Read on for a rundown of the key semifinal winners and game highlights from across the region. Semifinal Thrillers Across the Bay This past week brought … Read More


New DOCA Holiday Festival Lights Up San Jose

New DOCA Holiday Festival Lights Up San Jose

Discover the Magic of San Jose’s DOCA Holiday Festival The holiday season in the South Bay just got a dazzling new addition! The DOCA Festival of Holiday Lights officially opened its glowing acres in Discovery Meadow, promising a truly unique and community-driven experience for families. Experience the Magic of DOCA Festival in San Jose What to Expect at Discovery Meadow The South Bay is aglow with a spectacular new holiday light display: the DOCA Festival … Read More

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