Sal Pizarro
East Bay Times
San Jose, CA, United States
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San Jose’s Trash Punx takes its mission to Kenya
The nonprofit, which conducts cleanups and e-waste events in San Jose, is helping a town in Kenya with a major trash problem. → Read More
San Jose: Two-alarm fire destroys 1905 house at History Park
Arson unit examining the blaze, which engulfed the Nelson-DeLuz house and could have destroyed a collection of historic paintings in an adjacent building. → Read More
Los Gatos Chamber of Commerce toasts Manresa’s David Kinch
Foodies celebrated the town’s food and drink scene at the chamber’s annual event held at Testarossa Winery. → Read More
Hugs and kisses at San Jose Mineta Airport’s new selfie spot
Travelers can share a hug and a kiss with “XO,” a public art piece that gets its message across in 12-foot-high aluminum letters. → Read More
San Jose welcomes sister-city delegation from Dublin
“It was nice of you to arrange the weather like at home,” Dublin Lord Mayor Caroline Conroy said during a rainy flag-raising ceremony at San Jose City Hall. → Read More
San Jose students get fun lessons in STEM at the Shark Tank
Hoover Middle School eighth-graders learned about the science and technology behind ice hockey on a field trip to SAP Center. → Read More
Raul Lozano helped communities grow in San Jose
The arts and nonprofit leader, who died Feb. 20 at age 68, founded Valley Verde to help provide food security to Santa Clara County’s low-income residents. → Read More
San Jose’s Anno Domini gallery opening tribute to Bay Area artist
“Illuminate the Wolves” celebrates the work of artist and teacher Zack Luchetti, who grew up in Oakland and died in 2021. → Read More
San Jose edition of Monopoly is coming. What should be on it?
Mr. Monopoly showed up at San Jose’s giant Monopoly board for the announcement about the board game coming this winter. → Read More
Sen. Bernie Sanders making his way to San Jose this weekend
The straight-talking 81-year-old politician will be at the California Theater to talk about his new book, “It’s OK to Be Angry About Capitalism.” → Read More
The robot revolution arrives on Mountain View’s Castro Street
You can see a working robot in action at the new concept store and robot space opened by software company InOrbit. → Read More
Does San Jose know it still has a downtown movie theater?
3Below Theaters on South Second Street continues to struggle to bring in audiences, even for Oscar-nominated movies. → Read More
Does San Jose know it still has a downtown movie theater?
3Below Theaters on South Second Street continues to struggle to bring in audiences, even for Oscar-nominated movies. → Read More
Musical tribute to California trees coming to Hammer Theatre
“Treelogy,” which will be performed Feb. 26, was created in response to the 2020 wildfires that devastated the state’s forests. → Read More
New Los Altos history exhibit uses tech as a window to the past
“Making Connections: Stories from the Land” at the Los Altos History Museum uses technology to tell the region’s relationship to its surroundings. → Read More
Silicon Valley Auto Show returns this weekend after two-year break
Electric cars will be the main draw at the show, which is at the Santa Clara Convention Center this year. → Read More
Silicon Valley Auto Show returns this weekend after two-year break
Electric cars will be the main draw at the show, which is at the Santa Clara Convention Center this year. → Read More
San Jose’s Tabard Theatre to close its doors in April after 22 years
The community theater company spent the past three years battling increasing costs and lackluster ticket sales, Executive Artistic Director Jonathan Rhys Williams said. → Read More
San Jose Jazz goes beyond music with Ukraine-focused Winter Fest
Besides three weeks of music, this year’s festival includes a film series, art exhibition and a flag-raising at San Jose City Hall. → Read More
San Jose Jazz goes beyond music with Ukraine-focused Winter Fest
Besides three weeks of music, this year’s festival includes a film series, art exhibition and a flag-raising at San Jose City Hall. → Read More