This is a wonderful addition to Los Gatos, and an anachronism in the digital age -- a newly opened…read morenewsstand! They have a great selection of magazines, including some I haven't seen anywhere else, as well as the major papers. What makes Newsworthy cool is it's different ... there are fun & funky gift items, political stuff, items that'll make you laugh (e.g., "Trailer Trash Turleen," a Barbie doll that took a wrong turn someplace in Kentucky). This store invites you to linger, with free coffee and seating (indoors and on the sidewalk outside). This is a newsstand with some fun, cool twists. The owner, Julie, told me she lives in town ... this is the kind of local business LG needs more of!

1/26/24 good morning Mercury News Management!…read more I want to announce that my daily newspaper delivery person finally came closer to deliver my paper at my front doorstep like I requested for my subscription. I want to send my thanks to the manager who made this happen. Sincerely, Aiko

I clicked on a promotional discount and paid via Apple Pay. Somewhere in the fine print, it said it…read morewould go to $21.99/mo at a future point. I was charged 2 months of this (you pay at the beginning) before I could cancel by calling India. There was no other way to cancel. So unless you want this headache, do not subscribe at all.

For 22-Years Millions of Hispanics Nationwide like myself are using El Avisador Magazine…read moreDirectories to meet our Local needs like Housing and Jobs in Silicon Valley. I recommend this publication to people that are in need of Affordable Housing and Jobs. www.avisadormundo.com

Great way to get your advertisement out inexpensive and very popular ! I know Susan can take care…read moreof my advertisement needs when I call.

sunset news has very sweet workers and I found everything I needed easily. Great experienceread more

I was charged twice for a bottle of water, resulting in the water bottle costing over $7. I made…read morethe gentleman working the counter aware that he double charged me. He ended up having to call someone on the phone located at the desk in order to offer a resolution... that person told him they wouldn't be able to help for another ten minutes.... at that point I simply offered to take another bottle of water. The worst part about this whole transaction... I had asked him just before he scanned my card if the water bottle was truly over $7 to which he responded "yep, sure is".

The "Tri City Voice" is a free community newspaper that covers the South Eastbay. It's available at…read morevarious locations, but I usually grab a copy or read it at Peking Garden in San Lorenzo. With offices in Fremont, it has a huge coverage area from San Leandro to Milpitas. It seems to lack frontpage news stories, but has everything else. Content such as city events, obits, police and fire reports, horoscope, school sports, and classified ads. The paper seems to fit the gaps that those other "cookie cutter" newspapers don't cover. The Tri City Voice gets residents interested in their community, and generates involvement. A valuable asset to the Eastbay.

I found this community paper a couple of months ago and have been…read morepicking it up every week since then. It highlights local people and events. It has a kid's section and even a Sudoku puzzle. A variety of articles on health, cooking and gardening. This paper even has color photos. Very appreciative of the newspaper staff and the quality product they put out on a weekly basis.

San Jose Magazine is nothing more than a yuppified advertisement for real estate agents and home…read morelistings. It seems I always see it in doctor's offices, dentist offices and in the lobby of hotels but nowhere else. The articles are generally short, dull and uninteresting about people and things that I have no ability to care about. A glossy cover and shiny, expensive photographs hide a dust bowl of information. No more wasting of time reading this fancy-looking publication for me no matter how bored I get waiting for my appointment to come. It will probably go belly-up soon anyway as it is hard to keep any local magazine going that doesn't allow 20 pages of escort ads in the back a la metro. San Jose is a great place to live and should just have something better. Don't cha think?

I grew up reading magazines in offices of all types. I still spend far too much on magazines…read more(though less than Linda does for the September issues of all the fashion rags) and I read them all the time. When I was living in Boston, my Mom bought me a subscription to Boston Magazine (a great mag) and to San Jose Magazine. Sadly, it's never been anywhere near as compelling. The problem isn't that San Jose Magazine isn't readable, the articles are OK, the photos tend to be really nice, and they tend to give at least some coverage to all the events that I give a care about. On the other hand, it's also a crappy selection of articles that hardly covers the way we in SJ live and work. It's targeted to a more upscale crowd, but that's not SJ and it's not what's interesting about the city. The presentation is pretty, but the content is not what it should be.