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The age of uncertainty: How seniors are 'aging in place'A survey by Avenidas of Palo Alto has found that most seniors desire to "age in place," or live in their own homes as they advance in age.
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Graduation central: Class of 2023 marks its milestoneRead the Weekly's coverage of local graduations, with articles on the Gunn and Palo Alto high school ceremonies on Thursday, Q&As with seniors and full lists of the Class of 2023 from local schools.
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Audit: Police employee shared case info over personal cell phonePalo Alto’s police auditor is urging the city to enforce its rules against the sharing of draft police reports on personal cell phones after department employees did so during a dispute with a supervisor.
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Palo Alto Unified sets forth plan to curb violenceThe school district is expediting plans to hire 12 behavioral intervention coaches for schools and to implement other measures to curb student violence, Superintendent Don Austin said on Friday, May 26.
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City aims to give apartment renters a way to power up electric carsPalo Alto is preparing to launch new programs to bring more EV charging stations to apartment complexes and carbon-free HVAC systems to commercial buildings.
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See which homes sold for $22.2M, $16M and $11.5MWant to know what's happening in the local real estate market? Take a look at our interactive charts showing home sales activity in communities along the Midpeninsula for the week of May 22.
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Renovations delay Stanford Theatre reopeningFans of classic movies will have to wait a bit longer to catch their favorites on the big screen. The Stanford Theatre announced Tuesday that it will likely reopen in July or August rather than June, as initially projected.
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Summer movies: Here come Barbie and blockbustersLet’s face facts: Barbie seems more at home in a movie theater in July. Although some prestige pictures trickle out as counter-programming, summer remains primarily the province of blockbuster cinema and franchise sequels.
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Palo Alto Unified sets forth plan for preventing violence
The Palo Alto Unified School District is expediting plans to address student violence and other harmful behaviors, Superintendent... Last comment 1 hour ago | 37 comments
Programs to protect tenants advance — over landlords' opposition
It's an idea that city leaders and advocates for Palo Alto's tenants say is long overdue: a registry of the roughly 11,400... Last comment 22 hours ago | 10 comments
Palo Alto hopes to give apartment dwellers a way to power up electric vehicles
Seeking to make progress on its ambitious climate-change goals, Palo Alto is preparing to launch new programs to construct... Last comment on Jun 1, 2023 at 10:43 am | 11 comments
Palo Alto Unified under investigation by federal civil rights office
Palo Alto Unified's decision to move two classrooms of students with moderate-to-severe disabilities to other school campuses... Last comment on Jun 2, 2023 at 5:34 am | 11 comments
Want to know what's happening in the local real estate market? Take a look at our interactive charts showing home sales activity in communities along the Midpeninsula for the week of May 29. Friday, 9:35 AM | 3 comments
From outlawing 'equity theft' to redefining wetlands, Supreme Court gives property owners big wins
At $22M, 4-bedroom rancher in Atherton sees highest Peninsula home sale for the week of May 22
Number of homes sold on Peninsula plunges amid mortgage rate increases, inventory shortage
Find the highest, lowest sales prices in each Midpeninsula city for the week of May 15
Modern Home Tour opens the doors to some of Peninsula's most ultramodern private residences
The Food Party!
by Laura Stec
Tree Walk: Edible Urban Forest - July 8
Jun 3, 2023 | 1 comment
Peninsula Foodist
by The Peninsula Foodist
New artisanal croissant shop debuts in Santa Clara
Jun 2, 2023 | 1 comment
A New Shade of Green
by Sherry Listgarten
How quickly will we electrify our homes?
May 28, 2023 | 13 comments
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
Bike lanes don’t belong on El Camino!
May 23, 2023 | 38 comments
A group of eight cyclists is pedaling, and cruising, toward Los Angeles to raise awareness of solar-powered bikes and sustainable transportation. Sunday, 1:53 PM
The age of uncertainty: How seniors are 'aging in place'
Around Town: An inspiring teacher, passport delays and a big council decision
In graduation ceremony, Castilleja's Class of 2023 remembered for their optimism and grace
In Gunn High graduation ceremony, inclusion reigns
Paly graduates reflect on their legacies: 'We are leaving behind more than one moment'
Defining moments: 7 questions for the Class of 2023
Project Cornerstone brings community together to help children become thriving adults
The Bay Choral Guild's spring concert, "Pacific Passions II" features an array of contemporary choral music from West Coast-based composers. Friday, 6:12 PM
Woodside's Filoli kicks off Pride month with a weekend of performances and special events
Arts briefs: Re:SET festival, Gallery 9's 50th, Magical Bridge concerts, Ragazzi Boys Chorus
20 trivia nights around the San Francisco Peninsula
Review: Mostly smooth sailing in West Bay Opera's 'Dutchman'
Brisket nachos and boozy brunch: Six pop-up spots enriching the Peninsula's dining scene
Murals Festival puts Palo Alto's California Avenue in full bloom this summer
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