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Possible extension for office cap rulePalo Alto's planning commission will consider this week whether to extend the annual limit on office development cap that the City Council established two years ago.
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Caltrain electrification project breaks groundGov. Jerry Brown, U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi and other elected leaders were at the Millbrae Caltrain station Friday to celebrate the beginning of a project to electrify a large portion of Caltrain service within the next four years.
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Inventing the future of carsAutomakers are turning to new technology in Silicon Valley to build their vehicles, a telltale sign the region will be the center of the industry's latest developments.
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Simply delicious Italian foodVina Enoteca in Palo Alto is restrained, more rustic and streamlined, more focused on what's on the plate.
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Well-suited for winning effortsMenlo-Atherton senior Kaitlyn Tonsfeldt (second from right) and her High Performance camp teammates that brought home two golds at Rowing's club nationals on Harsha Lake in Ohio.
City cracks down on tenants at First Baptist
After more than two years of providing counseling to Palo Alto teenagers dealing with mental health issues out of an office... Last comment 14 minutes ago | 57 comments
New affordable-housing project proposed in Ventura
After meeting community opposition in its most recent bid to build an affordable-housing complex in its home town, the nonprofit... Last comment 12 hours ago | 28 comments
Stanford buys homes in College Terrace, raising questions
In order to meet the housing needs of its faculty, Stanford University has stepped up buying single-family homes throughout... Last comment 16 hours ago | 34 comments
Maybell Avenue development moves ahead
A developer's plan to build 16 homes on a former orchard site on Maybell Avenue scored a major victory Thursday morning,... Last comment on Jul 22, 2017 at 6:45 am | 10 comments
The Food Party!
by Laura Stec
Umeboshi - The Macrobiotic Antibiotic
Jul 23, 2017 | 0 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Love is a Verb
Jul 20, 2017 | 0 comments
Senior Focus
by Max Greenberg
Oh, My Aching Knees
Jul 19, 2017 | 14 comments
Save $5 when you register by Monday, July 24
Registration is now open for the 33rd annual Palo Alto Weekly Moonlight Run and Walk. This family-friendly event which benefits local nonprofits serving kids and families will take place on Friday, Oct. 6 at the Palo Alto Baylands.
Crash into big-rig, car sends man, woman to hospital
A man and a woman were rescued from a sedan that crashed into a parked big-rig and another car in Palo Alto on Saturday night, a fire battalion chief said. Sunday, 9:57 AM | 1 comments
New charging stations on the way for four Palo Alto garages
City considers extending office cap
Actor found dead in Palo Alto hotel room
Lyft to open Palo Alto center for self-driving cars
Elected leaders mark start of Caltrain electrification project
Two more world swimming titles for Stanford's Ledecky
Stanford sophomore Katie Ledecky is on the verge of yet another major accomplishment at the FINA World Swimming Championships, which began with a splash in Budapest on Sunday. Monday, 1:33 AM
Junior Olympic water polo: 3 Stanford teams in title hunt
Of local note: Stanford rowers earn medals at U23 Worlds
M-A's Tonsfeldt makes the right choice in athletics
Klineman, Carico are making waves in beach volleyball
War for the Planet of the Apes
At one point in "War for the Planet of the Apes" -- the third film in Fox's rebooted "Apes" franchise -- the human antagonist stares down ape antihero Caesar and wonders at him. "My God, look at your eyes. Almost human." He's saying what we're all th...... Read the full review
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