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San Joses Real Estate Market Thrives: A Home on Craig Drive Sells for $2.85 Million A home in San Jose, located on Craig Drive, recently sold for $2.85 million, highlighting the competitive real estate market. The single-story house, built in 1959, features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and sits on a spacious 6,825 square foot lot. Other properties in the area have also seen significant sales, with a home on Bollinger Road selling for $2.356 million in March 2024 and another for $2.16 million in September 2025. These figures underscore the ongoing demand and premium pricing for homes in San Jose.

New study reveals BPS, a common plastic chemical, disrupts brains natural timing and gene function, potentially impacting puberty and fertility. Researchers warn of potential health risks, calling for further investigation into BPSs effects on human health.

New study reveals BPS, a common plastic chemical, can cause serious heart problems. Researchers from UC Davis found that even low levels of BPS can disrupt heart rhythm and function, increasing risk of heart disease. BPS is widely used in everyday products, raising concerns about safety of BPA-free alternatives. Study highlights need for further investigation into chemical alternatives.

Former Forty Niners star Patrick Willis shares his insights on the teams path to Super Bowl LVI, emphasizing the need for a strong defense, minimizing turnovers, and playing full quarters. He praises the teams resilience, drawing parallels to his own career, and addresses the possibility of a comeback, though he acknowledges the physical toll. The Forty Niners, with a 9-4 record and undefeated when leading at halftime, have three of their final four games at home, starting this Sunday against the Titans.

Sebastopol man sentenced to three years for fourth DUI conviction in ten years; highlights escalating penalties for repeat offenses under California law.

Tragic Accident at Hayward BART Station: Man Dies, Investigation Underway A man lost his life after being struck by a BART train at the Hayward station. Authorities are working to identify the man and inform his family. The incident led to a temporary closure of the station and adjustments in BART service. Investigators are determining the cause of the accident, serving as a reminder of the dangers around train tracks.

New Study Raises Health Concerns Over Common Food Additive: Titanium Dioxide

Palo Alto Networks, a leading cybersecurity firm, has acquired a 14.5-acre site in Santa Clara for $90 million, aiming to build a massive office complex across from their current headquarters. The property, previously approved for a two-building office project, could house up to 3,400 employees once completed. The companys expansion strategy is evident in this strategic acquisition.

New study reveals a significant drop in average human body temperature over the past two centuries. Researchers from UC Berkeley found that the standard ninety-eight point six degrees Fahrenheit is no longer accurate, with the new average being ninety-seven point five degrees. This change is not due to better thermometers, but a real shift in our physiology, likely linked to improvements in public health, nutrition, and medicine. Our bodies are becoming more efficient, fighting off diseases and repairing damage with less effort.