Sal Pizarro is an Around Town columnist for The Mercury News, focusing on curating the vibrant and interesting aspects of San Jose and Silicon Valley. With a background in journalism and a passion for cocktails, James Bond, and comics, Sal brings a unique perspective to his articles, highlighting local events, philanthropy, and community stories.
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Sal Pizarro's coverage heavily focuses on local events, community support, and cultural celebrations in the San Jose area. He frequently covers nonprofit organizations, holiday events, and news related to Silicon Valley.
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Kevin Ashford showed up with his camp chair at 9 a.m. Tuesday, first in line for the last day of business at the Burger Pit on Blossom Hill Road.
By: Sal Pizarro
Kevin Ashford showed up with his camp chair at 9 a.m. Tuesday, first in line for the last day of business at the Burger Pit on Blossom Hill Road.
By: Sal Pizarro
You might not realize you’ve been missing a vintage Toast-O-Lator in your life until you visit the Preservation Action Council’s two-day sale.
By: Sal Pizarro
Family-friendly events all weekend both downtown and in East San Jose will showcase Mexican American culture.
By: Sal Pizarro
Hundreds of volunteers expected to paint street mural in San Pedro Square
By: Sal Pizarro
Hundreds of volunteers will help paint a colorful mural on the pavement of San Pedro Street at the end of May.
By: Sal Pizarro
With the opening of Moment Paseo, five women-owned businesses are part of downtown’s revitalization strategy.
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