Planning the future of San Carlos.

The City of San Carlos just approved a bold, long-awaited 20-year vision for its downtown — a roadmap for growth, zoning, housing, and vibrant streetscapes that will serve as the blueprint for the future of a changing community. Read more in the San Mateo Daily Journal.

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Pearl You

Pearl is a stylish woman with creative inclinations. She has great eyes for property and a nose for opportunity. She excels at creative marketing and project management, and she can negotiate with the best. She understands that real estate is really about finding the lifestyle of your dreams. It’s human nature, and it drives Pearl’s work every day.

Bánh mì and BurgerBots.

Breaking Dawn Brunch in Los Gatos fuses Vietnamese-influenced flavors with nostalgic favorites, with an experimental menu including ube pancakes, pho poutine, bánh xèo tacos, and bánh mì burgers. But the star of the show is a custom-built “BurgerBot”. Get more juicy details from San José Spotlight.

Keeping the community fed.

CalFresh has become a lifeline for working people and families across the state. With SNAP benefits at risk during the federal government shutdown, nonprofit food banks in Silicon Valley are gearing up to serve thousands on the verge of hunger. Get the story in the Mountain View Voice.

Let them eat kelp cake!

After three years of competing, Mountain View siblings Naiel and Punhal Chaudry won KQED’s Science is a Piece of Cake bake-off with a kelp forest-themed cake. Learn more from the Town Crier.

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Pearl You

Pearl is a stylish woman with creative inclinations. She has great eyes for property and a nose for opportunity. She excels at creative marketing and project management, and she can negotiate with the best. She understands that real estate is really about finding the lifestyle of your dreams. It’s human nature, and it drives Pearl’s work every day.

Housing production slows in Silicon Valley.

According to a recent report, the San José‑Sunnyvale‑Santa Clara metro area has experienced the steepest drop in home building permits nationwide — a 68% decline from 2020 to 2025. Get the scoop from San José Spotlight.