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 »
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 »
Farms don’t survive for generations in California without backup plans. That’s why, in the midst of an exceptional drought, some farmers have prepared for the worst.
For California farmers, relentless drought spells financial disaster Read More »
The world has enough food today. But if climate change and population growth continue the way experts think they will, our food supply may not last beyond the next couple of decades.
Climate change and severe drought raise questions about food security Read More »
Incumbent Rep. Mike Honda declared victory on Friday over Democratic challenger Ro Khanna, in the closely watched and heavily contested race for California’s 17th Congressional district.
Mike Honda declares victory over Ro Khanna in heated 17th Congressional District race Read More »
California’s drought has led some Palo Alto residents to press for a ban on the dumping of millions of gallons of groundwater into storm drains, a result of some basement construction.
Drought leads to pressure on Palo Alto to halt dumping water for basements Read More »
California Proposition 2, otherwise known the “Rainy Day Fund,” landed a widespread “yes” in Tuesday’s election results.
Proposition 2 win means victory for California ‘rainy day fund’ Read More »
California voters rejected Proposition 46 – the initiative that would have raised the cap on pain and suffering damages in medical malpractice lawsuits from $250,000 to $1.1 million – by a more than two-to-one margin on Tuesday.
Proposition 46 overwhelmingly rejected by California voters Read More »
Voters in Menlo Park decidedly rejected a controversial initiative that would have cut in half the amount of future office space allowed in the city’s downtown and El Camino Real areas.
Menlo Park voters defeat measure that would have limited construction Read More »
From first-time voters to long-time residents, voters around the San Francisco Peninsula told Peninsula Press their thoughts about candidates, hot issues and about voting in general.
Peninsula voters speak out about issues, candidates on Election Day Read More »
