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Property owner asks city to help fill vacancy in Homer Avenue buildingA Palo Alto developer is asking the city to remove a cap on the space a tenant can occupy in its Homer Avenue building.
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Palo Alto duo raises funds for Morocco quake reliefIn support of the people of Morocco, who faced an earthquake earlier this month, Lamya Alaoui and Stéphane Paquet have raised around $5,990 on GoFundMe.
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College Terrace's tumultuous history with Leland StanfordPalo Alto's College Terrace neighborhood likely wouldn't exist if developer Alexander Gordon had decided to sell the property to Leland Stanford rather than turn it into a "collegiate town" for faculty of the adjacent university.
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New studies aim to speed up Palo Alto's redesign of rail crossingsEager to take advantage of recently acquired federal and state grants, Palo Alto is preparing to speed up its effort to redesign three rail crossings.
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Palo Altan Michelle Kraus and a Silicon Valley network are rescuing LGBTQ+ AfghansAmericans for Afghans, a humanitarian startup co-founded by Michelle Kraus and Joe Rodriguez, is rescuing LGBTQ+ Afghans from the clutches of the Taliban.
Property owner seeks city's help to fill vacancy in Homer Avenue building
Citing anemic demand for downtown office space in the aftermath of the pandemic, a Palo Alto developer is asking the city... Last comment 6 hours ago | 10 comments
After two students are struck by cars, parents call for more traffic safety
Palo Alto parents are calling for more traffic-safety measures after two children were hit by cars in separate collisions,... Last comment 21 hours ago | 64 comments
Eichler-style fire station approved near Mitchell Park
Palo Alto passed a critical milestone Thursday in its plan to replace the aged and undersized fire station near Mitchell... Last comment on Sep 26, 2023 at 7:43 pm | 6 comments
City urged to think bigger as it rezones San Antonio Road for housing
As Palo Alto prepares to transform an industrial area around San Antonio Road into the city's next residential hub, housing... Last comment on Sep 26, 2023 at 1:47 pm | 43 comments
Looking to go electric? On Oct. 14, homes that have converted to clean energy will open their doors during the Electric Home Tour to give visitors a chance to learn about the process firsthand from homeowners who have done it. Friday, 11:12 AM
Home Sales: Remodeled 1936 Crescent Park home sells for $16.75M
Housing outlook: Why 2024 will be a better market for both sellers and buyers
College Terrace's tumultuous history with Leland Stanford
Davante Adams returns to East Palo Alto to surprise grandmother on ‘Secret Celebrity Renovation’
The Food Party!
by Laura Stec
Got the Munchies at Hardly Strictly? Your Weekend Guide.
Sep 28, 2023 | 1 comment
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
Analysis/paralysis: The infamous ‘Palo Alto Process’ must go
Sep 24, 2023 | 8 comments
A New Shade of Green
by Sherry Listgarten
Common Ground
Sep 24, 2023 | 3 comments
Invest & Innovate
by Steve Levy
The Time and Cost Savings of Avoiding a Long Commute
Sep 23, 2023 | 6 comments
Back for its 39th year, the Palo Alto Weekly Moonlight Run & Walk drew runners, walkers and canines to the Palo Alto Baylands Friday night, Sept. 29. Friday, 11:00 PM | 1 comments
Rinconada dog park? Palo Alto eyes new sites for pet projects
With the death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, whom will Newsom appoint?
Local leaders share statements on the late U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein's 'trailblazing' leadership
Caltrans bridge work to close U.S. 101 southbound lanes in Redwood City this weekend
Palo Alto quietly abandons decades-long program to put overhead utilities underground
Citing privacy concerns, Menlo Park says no to automated license plate readers
How are 'The Nutcracker,' 'Swan Lake,' and the Bay Area connected?
Top events at this year's Mountain View Art & Wine Festival
Visit the De Anza College parking lots on the first Saturday of the month and you'll find hundreds of vendors selling graphic band tees, succulents, Crocs Jibbitz charms, tote bags, vintage furniture and other hidden treasures. Thursday, 3:54 PM
A forgotten, self-taught artist is 'rediscovered' in Cantor Arts Center show
Arts briefs: Sierra Hull at The Guild, Great Glass Pumpkin Patch in Palo Alto and more
The Backhouse in San Mateo offers high-end sushi to go
Canine casting call: TheatreWorks is picking a pup for a role in its next production
Peninsula bagel shops with East Coast roots help supply feasts for High Holidays
How a former theater producer staged her dream cider bar on the Coastside
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