A NEW THRIFT SHOP is bringing estate furniture, vintage china, clothing and other unique finds to San Jose’s Creekside ...
San Jose has taken the first step in a likely lengthy process to revamp the city's approach to historic preservation. Councilmembers have outlined reform proposals for city staff to study in the new ...
The historic home of San Jose's first Asian American mayor now belongs to a local church with deep roots in Japantown's community. Wesley United Methodist Church purchased the childhood home of Norman ...
San Jose is changing its preservation ordinance to create a new pathway for projects that typically would be considered too “detrimental” to its landmarks and historic districts to advance — a move ...
The First Unitarian Church of San Jose is one of the city’s oldest and most picturesque houses of worship, with the Romanesque building overlooking St. James Park originally constructed in 1891. And ...
San Jose officials have amended the city’s historic preservation policy in order to advance a long-delayed project that would bring millions of dollars of new amenities, including a music pavilion, to ...
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