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Labor Shortages, Soaring Costs Hurting Santa Clara County Restaurants
Data show that there are plenty of empty job openings in the leisure and hospitality sector, and not enough job seekers to fill them.
Winter is Coming: South Bay Restaurants Brace for The Cold
South Bay restaurateurs are trying to figure out how to survive with limited indoor dining and winter on the way.
Downtown SJ Restaurants Get Curfew Extension Starting Now
Most restaurants and bars in the city’s “Downtown Entertainment Zone” can stay open until midnight as of this week.
Santa Clara Caps Delivery App Fees to Help Local Restaurants
Courier apps such as GrubHub and DoorDash can charge Mission City restaurants no more than 15 percent under a new temporary ordinance.
California ABC Shuts Down Morgan Hill Restaurants
Some restaurants plan to remain open despite confusing enforcement action.
Stores, Restaurants, Offices Grapple with ‘New Normal’ as Public Health Rules Ease Up
No more cash. No more happy hours. Or large-group meals. No more break rooms, or conference rooms. No more handshakes. Or hugs.
County Meeting with Restaurants Owners for New Health, Safety Grading System
A new policy is expected to require Santa Clara County restaurants to post grades from their latest health inspection report on the front window of the establishment. No more hiding that cockroach problem.
Downtown Needs More Local Restaurants
By Stett Holbrook
Walking down South First Street in San Jose recently, I was thoroughly unsurprised to see that Asqew Grill called it quits last month. The 200 S. First St. location is something of a doomed corner. Zyng Noodles also occupied that space and failed as well. I don’t know the details of why Asqew left, but I wonder if part of the reason was that the chain restaurant simply didn’t resonate with downtown diners.
Police Link Possible Gang Dispute to Black Friday Shooting at Valley Fair Mall, as Search for Gunman Continues
The Westfield Valley Fair Mall, one of the largest shopping malls in California, reopened today at noon with increased police patrols and assurances that Friday’s shooting was an isolated incident.
Terrified Shoppers Flee Black Friday Shooting at San Jose’s Valley Fair Mall, Three Injured
Nearly 90 minutes after the 5:40pm report of the shooting at Westfield Valley Fair mall on Stephens Boulevard, San Jose police said there was “no ongoing threat to public safety.”
San José Awards AI Grants to Startups Solving Community Problems
San José now has 91 venture-backed AI companies valued at approximately $6 billion. The four winning companies are among 23 AI startups worth $1.3 billion in downtown San José.
Vine Hospitality Closes Downtown Rollati Ristorante
Less than two years after opening its doors in Downtown San Jose, the modern Italian Rollati Ristorante is closing its doors today, its owners announced. The restaurant was located on the ground floor of the luxury Miro apartment building across from City Hall. At 28 stories, Miro is one of San Jose’s tallest.
Silicon Valley’s ‘Hard Tech’ Tilts Towards San Francisco
Goodbye to the age of consumer websites and mobile apps, as some observers say the impact of AI shifts innovation’s epicenter away from San Jose.
CA Carpenters Union Helped Reduce Red Tape Blocking New Housing Construction
The carpenters' union's stance broke from the powerful Building and Construction Trades Council, which has opposed nearly all proposals to lower hurdles for developers that do not include minimum pay levels and union hiring requirements.
No Evidence that Worksite Immigration Raids Free Up Jobs for Citizens
Research shows worksite immigration raids can depress local economies as people stay home and stop spending money. So far, they aren’t known to free up jobs for citizens.
