City Of Menlo Park: Police And ABC Cite Five For Furnishing Alcohol To Minors

Menlo Park Police and Agents of the California Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) cited five suspects on December 10, 2020 for furnishing ...

Facebook Launches Nationwide Poll Worker Recruitment Effort

All U.S. Facebook users over age 18 will receive a notification on Saturday prompting them to learn more about becoming a poll worker.

Pop-up Bike Lane To Be Set Up In Menlo Park

As a preview to the permanent route, the city will make the temporary extension open to the public from Hamilton Ave. to the rail tracks.

President Trump Visits Atherton Tuesday, Baby Trump Also Expected

For the first time since being elected, President Trump will visit the Bay Area. 'Baby Trump,' the protest balloon, is also expected..

Bedwell Bayfront Park To Get Upgrades

Improvements ranging from trailhead signs and recycling bins to trash cans and dog bag dispensers will be made to Bedwell Park.

Menlo Park Fills 3 Key City Positions

The city has hired a new deputy city manager, library services director and human resources chief - individuals with massive experience.

Menlo Park Bus Shelter To Be Installed

Construction at the Willow Road bus stop started Monday and is due to completed by May 10.

Menlo Plan Transportation Plan To Be Unveiled

The transportation master plan committee will go over its findings at an upcoming meeting slated for April 23 at 6 p.m.

One Person's Trash = A Student's Treasure In Menlo Park

The ReThink Waste Trash to Art contest welcomes grade schoolers to create a piece of art consisting of 90 percent garbage.

Menlo Park Wants Input On Re-creating Recreation Blueprint

The city Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a meeting to and discuss and review the state of Menlo Park's rec facilities.

What Should Menlo Park's 2019 Goals Be? The City Wants Your Input

City residents and stakeholders are invited to share their thoughts and suggestions for the City Council's 2019 goals.

Parking Rules Tossed For Menlo Park During Holiday Season

In the spirit of the holiday season, the city of Menlo Park has provided a little leeway for residents to host gatherings.

City Avails Money For Affordable Housing Projects

Menlo Park invites project developers to submit applications by Jan. 31, 2019.

California Fires: Senator Wants Public Utility To Replace PG&E

Senator Jerry Hill is fast losing patience with years of major, fiery explosions like the Camp Fire and blames PG&E for maintenance neglect.

Gateway Project To Be Discussed At Menlo Park Meeting

Community feedback is requested regarding the project proposed on Willow Road.

Man Convicted Of Menlo Park Shooting

He fired a semiautomatic at 3 police officers during a pursuit.

Menlo Park Seeks New City Manager, Approved Interim

The City Council voted in favor of bringing on Interim City Manager Starla Jerome-Robinson until the vacancy is filled.

Muslim Man Accuses Samsung Of Job Discrimination

The man filed the complaint against Samsung with the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing regarding job interview comments.

Main Library Project Loses Funding In Menlo Park

Local philanthropist John Arrillaga withdrew offer to fund the project estimated to cost $60 million, Menlo Park city officials reported.

CA Bill Sets Goal Of 100 Percent Renewable Energy By 2045

"California is committed to doing whatever is necessary to meet the existential threat of climate change," Gov. Jerry Brown said.

Peninsula Bikeway Would Connect Menlo Park, Nearby Cities

The community is invited to a launch event for the bikeway which has the support of four Peninsula cities and Stanford University.

$10.1M In Grants Awarded To 3 Bay Area Airports

"These grants are down payments to ensure these Bay Area airports remain economic engines as demand grows," US transportation secretary said

Facebook Finds, Removes Fresh Political Influence Campaign

According to a news report, accounts and pages that were a part of the campaign were engaging in political activity ahead of the midterms.

San Mateo County Honored for Performance Reporting

The county's data-driven management earns excellence award from an international association.

Menlo Park Is Located In 1 Of Nation's 'Most Tech-Savvy Counties'

San Mateo County was recently named among the most technologically-savvy counties in the United States, SMC officials said Wednesday.

CA City To Test Universal Base Income —Free Money For Residents

Stockton in Northern California will test out a theory by giving residents $500 each per month.

Menlo Park, SMC Police Need Anti-Overdose Drug, Grand Jury Says

The civil grand jury says law enforcement officers in San Mateo County should start carrying the drug naloxone, also known as Narcan.

San Mateo County Wins Property Tax Lawsuit Against Genentech

Officials said the victory preserves $9.5 million in revenues for critical county programs and services.

Man Faces Jury Tampering Charges After Visiting SMC Jurors Homes

"He said he was seeking to meet and talk about what she thought of the case," DA Steve Wagstaffe said of one of the visits.

Horsley To Continue Representing Atherton On Board Of Supes

Meanwhile, Sheriff Carlos Bolanos was also ahead of the vote as of Wednesday.

SMC Votes To Ban Flavored Tobacco Sales

The Board voted unanimously at their meeting Tuesday after hearing from more than two dozen public speakers.

5 Things To Know: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Testimony

"We didn’t take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. It was my mistake, and I’m sorry."

Menlo Park City Hall Announces Several Staffing Changes

The City of Menlo Park is in the process of filling 32 vacancies.

Menlo Park Woman Named Presiding Justice In Court of Appeal

The governor announced the appointment of Mary J. Greenwood on Tuesday.

Stanford Project In Menlo Park Moves Forward

Santa Clara County supervisors rejected the idea that the new building would make traffic worse in Menlo Park.

Menlo Park Residents Open To Increased Taxes For Library: Survey

A survey showed 76 percent of people support the idea of improving the library system, and 53 percent support increasing taxes for it.

Menlo Park Seeks Residents For Library, Districting Committees

The city of Menlo Park is looking for people to serve on two of the city's committees.

Man Tied To Menlo Park Area Crime Admits Deadly Shooting

The gang member entered into a plea deal with the San Mateo County District Attorney's office.

Where Is Menlo Park Lacking In Public Transportation?

SMC gov't leaders are expected to discuss this crucial issue as they look for potential shuttle stops to fill critical transportation gaps.

Menlo Park Lawmaker Urges Charges In Corruption Probe: OP-ED

Several local lawmakers including State Senator Jerry Hill are urging the state AG to file charges in a CPUC corruption probe.