While this is an older photos of Downtown San Jose missing several new towers, it's a pretty neat angle that shows how connected SJSU is...

Multiple Japantown venues are coming together to showcase photography culture in San Jose. A Photo Night in Japantown was created to gather ...

Last weekend, cardinal2007 from the San Jose Development Forum  took a striking photo of San Jose from Sierra Vista. This is an open space p...

Below is quite a stunning perspective of Downtown San Jose that I have never seen before. This shows how population density is quickly incre...

I love this photo from gillynova on the San Jose Development Forum.  This was taken using a drone and provides a unique perspective of Downt...

Below is a beautiful photo that gives some idea of how many people showed up for the Women's March in January. This was taken by prawnge...

Check out this great photo of one of our most significant landmarks from Paul . The photo is entitled  Citadel San Jose 02 . Source: cardi...

RENTCafe  has 10 "Now-and-Then" photos that compare specific San Jose areas in 2008 to what they look like now. All you do is move...

This beautiful photo from C2K Architecture shows off the Bank of America building and both cranes from the Silvery Towers project in Downtow...

Cardinal2007 from the San Jose Development Forum has found yet another neat San Jose photo. The City Hall Rotunda has to be one of our top ...

History San Jose and Content Magazine are teaming up for the "This IS San Jose 2016" photo contest. The goal is to promote our uni...

Lost San Jose's  Josh Marcotte has a new body of work called "Monterey Highway" that goes on display today at Seeing Things Ga...

Lost San Jose creator Josh Marcotte has a great feature in the latest edition of San Jose's best magazine, Content. The article focuses ...

Tom Wohlmut from WMS Media has a special holiday treat for everyone today, a full-length documentary on one of San Jose's most famous ...

In the latest edition of Sourisseau News, we learn about the man Andrew Hill High School was named after. He was a painter and photographer ...

In the latest installment of Sourisseau News, learn about the history of theaters in San Jose in under three minutes (embedded video below)....

Josh Marcotte is San Jose's very own guerrilla urban photographer. He started Lost San Jose a few years ago and has captured hundred if...

Check out some photos from the inaugural San Jose Viva Calle courtesy of Cardinal2007 (a regular on the SJ Development Forum). The event shu...

Check out this rare view of Downtown San Jose from the east that Cardinal2007  posted on the San Jose Development Forum. The photo was taken...

The latest edition of Sourisseau News takes us to San Jose during World War II. There are some great photos in this latest video, including ...