Mountain View is considering raising fees on new construction to fund affordable housing, a move developers say would shift projects to other towns and council members say is necessary because of a decrease in government funding for the projects.
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Three seemingly unassociated organizations have announced a partnership they say will help consumers save money and cut back on carbon emissions, while also supporting an environmental advocacy group.
New program bundles solar panels, electric cars and hope for a greener grid Read More »
More than a hundred works collected by Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson and their daughter now hang on the walls of a free museum on Stanford’s campus that opened to the public in September.
The Anderson Collection: a private art collection becomes a public treasure Read More »
The Streetscape Project construction has driven street traffic to a trickle and caused businesses to lose up to 40 percent of their revenue, feeding frustrations among owners who aren’t being compensated for the losses.
California Avenue businesses in Palo Alto lament lost revenues amid construction Read More »
It’s a complicated commotion of bikes and cars near Monta Loma Elementary School and Crittenden Middle School in Mountain View. One parent speaks out about efforts to improve find a traffic solution.
Traffic hazards near two Mountain View schools has area parent looking for solutions Read More »
Helping to keep juveniles out of actual court, the East Palo Alto Youth Court is a community-centered courtroom staffed by youth who are trained to serve as the attorneys, jurors, bailiffs and clerks.
Local doctors are hoping that a new government recommendation that young children receive a nasal spray immunization will lead more to get their children vaccinated.
Young children breathing sigh of relief — and flu mist — as vaccinations ramp up Read More »
Live in Peace, a nonprofit in East Palo Alto, gives area kids a place to practice and learn music as an after-school activity.
East Palo Alto nonprofit works with youth to promote self-empowerment through music Read More »
After quietly purchasing what’s believed to be the first police drone in the Bay Area, the San Jose Police Department has apologized for lack of transparency.
San Jose police’s surveillance drone has community concerned Read More »
The San Jose Repertory Theatre was a Bay Area staple for 34 years. But its financial woes forced its closure this summer, with “The Big Meal” as its last show ever.
‘The Big Meal’ symbolically marks San Jose Repertory Theatre’s closure Read More »
Themed “Ideas with Impact,” the ATXpo event aimed to bring Stanford’s community into a single physical space to discuss teaching and learning with technology.
Technology and education intersect at inaugural ‘ATXpo’ Read More »
Menlo Park’s fire district predicts it won’t have enough firefighters to handle most initial emergency calls when the next big earthquake strikes. That’s why it’s expanding its training of volunteer civilians to help with first aid and rescue.
Short on firefighters, Menlo Park trains civilians to deal with next earthquake Read More »
