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Silicon Valley Women Are Rewriting the Rules of Leadership and Art
As the news from Cornell becomes rough to ingest, it can be a form of self-care to elevate the stories of amazing women right here in Silicon Valley.
In a span of just a few hours, this columnist...
The Ghosts of Santa Clara Street in Downtown San Jose
The block of Santa Clara Street between First and Second is fermenting on many levels.
Always in search of a more global context, I consulted a book on Paris to help me understand this block in a more...
Ghoul in San Jose
One advantage of keeping one’s band lineup anonymous is that personnel changes can be executed without attracting attention.
Old World and New World in Cupertino
Nova Vista Symphony, the largest long-standing community orchestra in Santa Clara Valley, presents its 61st concert season.
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology for October 7-13, 2026
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
“Dear Oracle: My secret terror is being ordinary. I need to be special, and lately I’m worried I’m just average and...
Coyote dodges a battery: San Jose’s greenbelt remains protected—for now
As warm, dry breezes brush past the hills and fields that make up Coyote Valley, Nick Perry recalls overlooking the landscape with his grandfather, and deciding...
Evicted San Jose club owner Pete Be says he had unwritten deal to pay...
After one of the SoFA District’s largest property owners passed away earlier this year, a six-figure legal dispute over unpaid rent ensued. It ended with the...
Old World and New World in Cupertino
Nova Vista Symphony, the largest long-standing community orchestra in Santa Clara Valley, presents its 61st concert season.
Celadon in San Jose
They are a high energy, math rock band with singer and guitarist Alex Yu playing a style that weaves finger-tapping techniques.
Work-in-Progress: What If She Could Walk? in San Jose
This October, Cristal González Avila will be showing a work-in-progress of her upcoming show, What If She Could Walk?
Rush in San Jose
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson return to SAP Center with the Fifty Something Tour, celebrating more than five decades of music.
Hershel Yatovitz & DB Walker in Redwood City
What happens when a show combines a seasoned rock star like Hershel Yatovitz with a San Francisco local veteran like D.B. Walker?
Jon Else in Menlo Park
Nuclear war may have been thwarted thus far, but the threat and impact of what was created continues to loom over humanity.