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'Car-light' project endorsedThe Architectural Review Board has recommended the City Council approve a 57-unit development at El Camino Real and Page Mill Road.
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Group criticizes grade-separation options
As Palo Alto shortens its list of options to split city streets from railroad tracks, a new neighborhood group has presented a petition stating the risks of certain methods.
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Combating mass shootings with lawsLocal government leaders are examining existing law that could prove to be an effective tool in decreasing gun violence. (Photo courtesy Anthony Miller/Peninsula Press.)
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Ventura braces for big changesOnce described as a neighborhood with a "quiet" feel, Ventura is a little more noisy today with an influx of young families.
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Stanford nets prized seasonEric Fomba helped the No. 4 Stanford men's tennis team complete its best regular-season in 17 years and its first undefeated regular-season at home in 12 years with a 4-0 victory over Washington on Saturday. (Photo by Harjanto Sumali.)
Palo Alto initiative seeks to curb office growth
In a bid to rein in commercial growth in Palo Alto, a group of residents is preparing to place a measure on the November... Last comment 22 hours ago | 44 comments
Palo Alto may seek another hotel-tax increase
As construction costs continue to rise, Palo Alto officials are looking to place another hotel-tax increase on the November... Last comment on Apr 20, 2018 at 7:15 pm | 13 comments
Foundation exec resigns after reports of misconduct
The Silicon Valley Community Foundation's second-in-command has resigned amid allegations she sexually harassed and abused... Last comment 19 hours ago | 12 comments
Worried by rail redesign, residents seek to save their homes
A new alliance between Old Palo Alto and Southgate neighborhood residents has formed to influence the city's decision on... Last comment 13 hours ago | 90 comments
Invest & Innovate
by Steve Levy
Retail's Real Estate Glut is Growing
Apr 21, 2018 | 5 comments
Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Greek restaurant Taverna opening in Palo Alto
Apr 19, 2018 | 1 comment
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Couples: . . . “Joy is greater than sorrow,“ . . . “Nay, sorrow is the greater.”
Apr 19, 2018 | 1 comment
2018 guide to summer camps
Looking for something for the kids to do this summer, learn something new and have fun? The 2018 Summer Camp Guide features local camps for all ages and interests.
'Workforce housing' project scores a victory
A developer looking to build a 57-unit apartment building at El Camino Real and Page Mill Road eked out a victory Thursday, when Palo Alto's Architectural Review Board endorsed the project. Sunday, 8:46 AM | 18 comments
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Cardinal sweeps another Pac-12 Conference baseball series
Andrew Daschbach collected a career-high four hits, reached base five times and scored twice as the second-ranked Stanford baseball team completed a sweep of Pac-12 rival Arizona, beating the Wildcats 7-2 on Sunday. Sunday, 6:10 PM
Prep report: SHP, Gunn and M-A all win nonleague games
Cardinal corner: Water polo ready for MPSF tourney
M-A girls give baton a quick ride around Los Gatos track
Cardinal Classic features 11 meet records on Saturday
You Were Never Really Here
In the often grisly "You Were Never Really Here," the protagonist's weapon of choice is a ball-peen hammer. In many ways, Lynne Ramsay's adaptation of Jonathan Ames' novel functions like that hammer, a blunt instrument used to righteous ends. The fil...... Read the full review
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