Originally, the "Mercury" and "News" published from various locations in downtown San Jose. From February 1967 to September 2014, the papers were headquartered in a campus in suburban North San Jose, abutting the Nimitz Freeway (then State Route 17, now Interstate 880). The Web staff was originally co-located with the newsroom staff but moved to downtown San Jose in December 1996. Following the "Mercury News" return to the downtown area, Digital First Media sold the suburban campus to Super Micro Computer, Inc., which renamed it "Supermicro Green Computing Park".