Redwood City celebrates Lunar New Year
Hundreds of families carrying children and pushing strollers packed Courthouse Square in Redwood City to welcome the “Year of the Ram” on Feb. 28.
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A voyage to one of Vegas’ largest wedding chapels
A Peninsula Press reporter traveled to Nevada to explore Viva Las Vegas, one of the largest wedding chapels located in Las Vegas’ “wedding district.”
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Local officials taking steps to help Buena Vista Mobile Home Park residents
Residents of Palo Alto’s Buena Vista Mobile Home Park have won three small victories that may allow them to stay in their homes or receive adequate compensation if they have to relocate.
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San Mateo County embarking on new sea rise vulnerability study
Officials say San Mateo will be “the hardest hit county” in the nine-county Bay Area by sea level rise, and “one of the hardest hit in the entire state.”
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TiVo Q4 earnings beat expectations as subscriptions rise
Shares of the software and technology creator for television set-top boxes rose over 5 percent to $11.85 in after-hours trading March 3, after announcing fourth quarter earnings beat analyst expectations.
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Proposed bicycle boulevards advance after approval by Palo Alto City Council
Palo Alto approved the first section of an expansive bicycle pathway network, but not all residents support the city’s bike plans.
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Apple’s new electric car could give Tesla a run for its money
In a move that could bring in more competition for Tesla, Cupertino-based Apple is working on its newest product: an electric-generated car.
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Environmental justice meets the food we eat
“Food Justice” focuses on ensuring equitable benefits and risks of how food is grown, processed, transported, distributed and consumed.
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Stanford educator Howard Rheingold moves on to the next chapter
As Howard Rheingold leaves Stanford to focus on developing craft and electronic skills to make more interactive art, we reflect on his legacy.
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StreetCode Academy teaching East Palo Alto students how to code
A Stanford senior studying computer science decided to put his education to what he considers a worthy cause: teaching East Palo Alto students how to code.
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Federal officials call for more international cooperation in dealing with cyber crimes
International cooperation among law enforcement agencies is key to investigating cyber crimes, according to a panel of federal law enforcement officials and security network experts.
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Moving beyond passwords
Given that two out of three security breaches reportedly exploit weak or stolen passwords, password management is one of the biggest cybersecurity concerns.
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