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A Supermarket Chain With 57 Years of History Is Closing a California Location This November

Safeway’s store at 6150 Bollinger Road in San Jose is expected to close on or around November 13. The location has been part of the neighborhood since September 1969, giving the store a 57-year run. A long-running full-service grocery store is set to leave Tim Mossholder/Pexels The Bollinger Road location is more than a basic…

San Jose, CA · 9d

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A beautiful machine of despair: Cabrillo Theatre Arts delivers a stunning ‘Machinal’

It’s always fun to see what’s happening at Cabrillo College’s Theatre Arts department. It’s long been a place where emerging actors and theater artists can stretch their abilities, tackle challenging material and share the stage with seasoned local performers. And every so often, a production comes along that demonstrates just how much can be accomplished when ambition, talent and imagination meet.

Aptos, CA · 6d

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This Traditional California Portuguese Hall Serves Comfort Food Worth Planning Your Calendar Around

One festival here has served roughly 7,300 pounds of beef and 1,000 loaves of bread. That’s not a typo, and it’s not a stadium. It’s a community hall feeding a crowd with a centuries-old Portuguese stew called sopas. The menu doesn’t run every day, either. The food...

Monterey, CA · 7d

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Point Lobos Hike: One of The Best Hikes on The California Coast!

Point Lobos State Natural Reserve is often called the crown jewel of California’s state parks, and after hiking it twice, we totally... The post Point Lobos Hike: One of The Best Hikes on The California Coast! appeared first on California is for Adventure .

Monterey, CA · 8d

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9 Old-School Italian Spots In San Jose, California That Still Serve Massive Portions

One San Jose Italian kitchen has been rolling out the same recipes since 1969. Another downtown classic opened its doors back in 1956, and it still cooks right where you can watch. That kind of staying power gets my attention fast. Restaurants come and go in California all the time,...

San Jose, CA · 18d

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Alvarado Street's much anticipated Castroville taproom to open on Saturday, Nov. 7.

Almost every day for the past several weeks, anxious fans of Alvarado Street Brewery have stopped by the new production facility in Castroville to ask when its taproom would open. Now there is a date: Saturday, Nov. 7. The taproom has been ready, tempting those who peered through the windows...

Castroville, CA · 9d

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CHAGEE To Open At San Jose’s Westgate Center As Bay Area Expansion Continues

CHAGEE is preparing to expand its presence in Northern California, with a new Modern Teahouse planned for Westgate Center in San Jose. The location is part of a broader expansion that will bring at least six CHAGEE stores to the Bay Area in 2027. According to the San Francisco Business...

San Jose, CA · 9d

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Eat, Drink, Savor: Blade and Talon coming to San Juan Bautista

Considering his progress in the world of wine, it is hard to believe that Nat Wong started his journey only eight years ago as an intern at Folktale Winery in Carmel. By the end of this year, with paperwork and permits complete, his Blade and Talon Winery tasting room will debut on Second Street in San Juan Bautista, across from the State Park stable.

San Juan Bautista, CA · 8d

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Hill’s Bookstore holds first Homeschool Book Fair

Founded in 1948 as the Scholastic Book Club, the Scholastic Book Fair has been a mainstay of public schools and their more literary students since 1981. On Nov. 3, Hill’s Bookstore in Hollister is offering homeschoolers and their parents the same chance to find a new and exciting book to read at its first Homeschool Book Fair, which is planned to be an annual affair.

Hollister, CA · 7d

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Fishermen And Families Share Tables At Phil’s Fish Market In Moss Landing, A Harbor Favorite For Decades

Some seafood spots are famous for a view, and some are famous for a single bowl of stew that people will drive hours to eat. This one built its name on the Moss Landing waterfront, where fishermen, road trippers, and big families crowded around shared tables for years. Then it...

Moss Landing, CA · 12d

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This San Jose brunch café opened to crowds last year. It’s already expanding

Expect birria breakfast burritos, foamy lattes and sourdough toast at this new brunch spot in the South Bay.

San Jose, CA · 12d

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Locally-Sourced Butcher Shop and Gourmet Eatery Opens in Live Oak

Once solely focusing on cuts of pork and beef from well-known purveyors, including Stemple Creek Ranch and Niman Ranch, along with Mary’s organic chicken and Schwarz sausages, the newly expanded and renamed Carne in the Santa Cruz neighborhood of Live Oak is making visitors’ keto-inspired dreams come true.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 10d

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Sugar skulls, altars honor loved ones at Luna Gallery

Luna Gallery on Oct. 24 held a sugar skull workshop to create Dia de Los Muertos altars celebrating loved ones. Gallery board member Sandra Arretche said Luna has hosted the event for two years. “We had people come to decorate and discuss them,” she said. “It represents our family members...

San Benito County, CA · 8d

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Phase one of Lee Road Trail open for public use

Dozens of community members gathered on Oct. 24 to celebrate the opening of phase one of the Lee Road Trail, a half-mile stretch connecting Pajaro Valley High School and Watsonville Slough Farm. The ribbon-cutting ceremony drew around 45 people to the corner of Lee Road and Harkins Slough Road, where...

Watsonville, CA · 10d

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La Placa Opens in Scotts Valley

Expanding its footprint in a new location, Sicilian-style cafe and bakery La Placa relocated from a diminutive spot in the San Lorenzo Valley to a quaint location in the Santa Cruz Mountains-adjacent city of Scotts Valley. The move is a bright spot in this family-friendly community, where classic, homemade Italian fare had been a scarcity.

Scotts Valley, CA · 10d

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Bluefin tuna continue to top list of targeted species

Monterey Bay anglers enjoyed a great week of fishing with mostly good conditions and plenty of fish on the bite. Nearshore waters have not gotten cold yet, so a variety of species are available to target. Topping the list of course are the majestic bluefin tuna that remain feeding in this area, providing locals and visitors with a chance at lifetime trophy fish. Anglers are catching bluefin in the 10 to 60-pound range. There are still some monsters in the mix weighing over 100 pounds, so be ready. Todd Fraser at Bayside Marine tracks local tuna fishing closely, and reports, “The bluefin are being caught by anglers using Mad Macks and Cedar Plugs. Bluefin were caught near the Point of Monterey around 36'38/122'03, 36'43/122'08, and 36'34/122'12. There are schools of bluefin all over from Santa Cruz to Big Sur.” A number of boats fishing the southern area reported limits of tuna, according to Fraser. The bag limit is two Pacific bluefin tuna per person, per day.

Monterey, CA · 10d

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A Taste of Coastal Kitchen’s Fall Tasting Menu at Monterey Plaza Hotel

As the evening light softens over Monterey Bay, Coastal Kitchen offers an intimate front-row gallery for the Pacific. Through expansive picture windows, the open horizon fades into twilight while amber-shaded table lamps cast a warm glow across crisp white linens. Here, Executive Chef Michael Rotondo shapes the best of the region’s cold-water catch and seasonal bounty into a thoughtful, multi-course tasting experience.

Monterey, CA · 9d

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Carmel’s Cultura continues to thrive after a decade by keeping things consistent.

One of the most anticipated restaurants of 2016 was a scaled-up Oaxacan kitchen from a team from the fine dining destination Sierra Mar. Rather than promise a rigid allegiance to tradition, they were inspired by contemporary chefs of the region. It was an intriguing concept – not fusion, not Americanization,...

Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA · 11d

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New York City's famous Levain Bakery, with cult following, is coming to the Bay Area

SAN JOSE, Calif. - A New York City-born bakery, with a cult-like following, is bringing its viral cookies and other baked goods to Northern California for the first time. Levain Bakery plans to open a new location in San Jose. "The 31-year-old bakery renowned for its big, beloved cookies, will...

New York, NY · 12d