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City lifts restriction on relocation aidOn Monday, the Palo Alto City Council stripped a controversial clause that limited relocation assistance for tenants facing eviction to those earning about less than $90,000.
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Taking action on gun violenceDoctors, nurses, medical students and other medical staff rallied at Stanford University with calls to establish gun violence as a public health crisis on Monday.
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Mall adds women's clothing pop-upSan Francisco entrepreneur Maria Peevey has opened popup women's clothing store The Reset at Stanford Shopping Center. Read more in our Shop Talk retail column.
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Drag queens delight audiences in showIf you've never been to a drag show before, you'll get an introduction to a world full of lovable characters through "The Legend of Georgia McBride," now playing in Los Altos.
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He said – she said – who is lying?It took a lot of courage and gumption for Palo Alto resident Christine Blasey Ford to go public about her sexual assault accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
• Professor accuses Kavanaugh of sexual assault
Opponents gear up for battle over health care
Measure F will either burden Palo Alto taxpayers with a new bureaucracy that could cost up to $2 million a year to administer... Last comment 50 minutes ago | 33 comments
Palo Alto gets set to build new California Avenue garage
After years of planning for a new public-safety building and parking garage in the California Avenue area, Palo Alto officials... Last comment 13 hours ago | 16 comments
Guest Opinion: Half a million empty tech jobs ... and growing.
The great economic news: employment rates are at an all-time high. The terrific news for Americans seeking a career in tech:... Last comment 1 hour ago | 34 comments
Changes planned for San Antonio and East Charleston roads
A south Palo Alto intersection where 25 crashes occurred between 2012 and 2016 could receive a makeover within 12 to 18 months,... Last comment 1 hour ago | 26 comments
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
He said – she said – who is lying? Justice Brett Kavanaugh or PA resident Christine Ford
Sep 17, 2018 | 17 comments
Toddling Through the Silicon Valley
by Cheryl Bac
Preparing for kindergarten
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Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Couples: "Taming Your Gremlin" by Richard Carson
Sep 14, 2018 | 0 comments
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Palo Alto broadens law to help evicted tenants
In an abrupt change of course, the Palo Alto City Council approved on Monday night a law ensuring that tenants facing eviction would get some relocation assistance, regardless of their income levels. Tuesday, 1:23 AM | 9 comments
Palo Alto professor accuses Kavanaugh of sexual assault
Man robs mother and daughter in Professorville
Stanford hires new Title IX officer, ombudsperson
Longtime Stanford volunteer Burt McMurtry dies
Menlo College's McDonald earns GSAC weekly volleyball honor
The Golden State Athletic Conference named Menlo College senior Maggie McDonald the Women's Volleyball Attacker of the Week for her part in helping the Oaks win three matches last week, including an upset of No. 13 Vanguard in conference play. Tuesday, 12:43 AM
Cross country season appears to be in full stride
Prep report: Castilleja golf wins a pair, Paly tennis wins
Stanford rower earns medal at World Championships
Stanford men win third straight soccer match
Pick of the Litter
There are two kinds of people in the world: people who hate dogs, and people who will love "Pick of the Litter," the dog-themed documentary sensation of the year. Wait, did I say "dogs?" I meant to say "puppies." Five puppies. Five Labrador retriever...... Read the full review
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