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Yard Times
With Michelin-starred dining and classic amenities, a center that grew out of the valley's orchards in the 1960s has been reinvented.
read moreMaking Moves
This weekend’s Open Air Artisan Faire at Santana Row marks a return to live events, but Bay Area artists have survived—and even thrived—in the pandemic through virtual shops.
read moreRisko is His Business
Why Morgan Hill Ukranian dance guru and kickboxer Billy Prusinowski is working to revive the lost legacy of his great-uncle—1930s World Middleweight Champion Babe Risko—through his fitness regime.
read moreRoaring Back
After 14 months of lockdown in stages, Silicon Valley is on the precipice of post-pandemic freedom—just in time for summer.
read moreMexican Revolution
Why SJSU Professor Dr. Carlos Sanchez's new translation of an obscure 1950s Mexican philosopher is now going viral.
read moreNote to Cell
The inventor of the cell phone, Martin Cooper, talks about his new book and why we've barely begun to harness the power of cellular technology.
read moreOne Skank Beyond
New book recalls the glory days of San Jose’s ’90s ska scene—and the backlash that followed.
read moreElevating Horror
How director Jordan Graham found the scares for his breakthrough indie-horror hit ’Sator’ in the mountains above Silicon Valley.
read moreTier Factor: SV Dining Guide
Psycho Donuts opened its Campbell locations last year and now has a rotating menu of off-the-wall pastries that changes with the season.
read moreTier Factor
The county’s move to the orange tier and warmer weather has improved the outlook for local restaurants. But is it enough?
read moreVoices Carry
Is the voice-based, invite-only social media app Clubhouse the future of online conversation?
read moreLand of the Flea
The Berryessa Flea Market is Silicon Valley’s unheralded business incubator, but will it be pushed out by San Jose’s development plans?
read moreWhere the Legend Meets the Road
What the rediscovery of 'The Joan Anderson Letter' means to our understanding of complex Beat figure Neal Cassady and the local family members championing his legacy.
read moreLadder Climbers
Even as gender equality in most traditionally male sectors has improved, women in Santa Clara County continue to be shut out of firefighting.
read moreBeyond Jazz
Marcus Shelby's journeys through Healdsburg, Pixar and the history of Black improvisational music.
read moreSoul Pursuit
Love coach and author Lisa Nicks-Balthasar on the importance of self-love, and how to find your soul mate.
read moreCritical Inking
Palo Alto native Bryan Ida connects the internment of Japanese Americans to Trump's Muslim Ban and other examples of American intolerance in new portrait exhibit.
read moreDistance Learning
As the health benefits of outdoor activities during the pandemic become clearer, running is experiencing a huge surge in popularity.
read moreStreaming With Sharks
As bands like San Jose's Gulch get shorted by Spotify and other streaming services, a Bay Area alternative tries a different approach
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