-
Voters to decide on higher hotel taxA state initiative boosted Mayor Liz Kniss' proposal to reduce the city's proposed hotel tax-rate hike to 15.5 percent under a measure coming to voters this November.
-
President Hotel tenants plea to cityResidents of President Hotel Apartments urged the city slow down the process to convert the historic 1929 building into a hotel on Monday night.
-
Post office set to move in six monthsOn Monday, U.S. Postal Service officials disclosed their search area to relocate the East Palo Alto post office they expect to happen by the year's end.
-
Noodle shop to open in Palo AltoUdon noodles made on a machine imported from Japan will be the focus at Taro San Japanese Noodle Bar, which is opening at Stanford Shopping Center this fall.
-
USA is off to a super startStanford sophomore Ben Hallock scored twice to earn Player of the Match honors and help the U.S. men's national water polo team to a strong start at the FINA World League Super Final in Budapest on Monday, beating Spain 8-6. Photo by Bill Dally/isiphotos.com.)
City scraps plan to raise train tracks at Churchill
Seeking to ease concerns from residents in the Old Palo Alto and Southgate neighborhoods about property seizures, Palo Alto... Last comment 3 hours ago | 60 comments
Whizzing cyclists are putting pedestrians on edge
A city effort to make the tunnel under the train tracks at Palo Alto's California Avenue accessible to motorized wheelchairs... Last comment 10 hours ago | 77 comments
Opinion: 'Guilt by association' logic is dangerous
In a community as diverse as ours, with citizens from around the world calling Palo Alto home, public officials should demonstrate... Last comment 5 hours ago | 66 comments
Residents must vacate President Hotel Apartments by November
Residents at the historic President Hotel Apartments in downtown Palo Alto received notice Tuesday, June 12, that they will... Last comment 17 hours ago | 36 comments
Stories of Hope
by Aldis Petriceks
Modern Hospice Care and The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Jun 19, 2018 | 0 comments
Toddling Through the Silicon Valley
by Cheryl Bac
Running with the flow
Jun 19, 2018 | 0 comments
Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Joe & the Juice to open third Palo Alto location
Jun 19, 2018 | 0 comments
Palo Alto drops plans for rail realignment at Churchill
Responding to an surge of concern in Old Palo Alto and Southgate about potential property seizures, the City Council officially pulled the plug Tuesday on controversial proposals to raise or lower the rail tracks at the Churchill Avenue crossing. Tuesday, 11:31 PM
Plan to raise hotel tax takes a turn
President Hotel tenants ask City Council to save building
Recall chair seeks attorneys fees from judge
District seeks to limit 'unduly burdensome' records requests
Postal Service shares plans for East Palo Alto branch relocation
Stanford grads compete for a spot on U.S. Pan Am Cup roster
Stanford grads Inky Ajanaku and Carly Wopat will be among those in attendance when a pool of 25 players from the U.S. women's national volleyball program participate in a Red-Blue scrimmage on Friday in Irvine. Tuesday, 10:49 PM
Bellis among field at Mubadala Silicon Valley tennis Classic
Hallock, Bowen score for Team USA in FINA Super Final
Stanford commit among girls' Junior Ryder Cup leaders
Stanford's Bing keeps it close in hard luck setback
Incredibles 2
The long-awaited sequel “Incredibles 2" fails to reach the heights Pixar's best but remains impressive all the same. It has the hype, cinematic and CGI-animated craft, top vocal talent, and narrative competence.
It's just that -- as written a...... Read the full review
View Local Movie Times
