The event features a keynote address from California Secretary of State Alex Padilla and will be moderated by Supervisor Joe Simitian.
HomeArea.com compiled the U.S. Census stats to rate the state's cities with over 60,000 population for the highest percentage of workers.
Aarti Shrivastava will rejoin the city of Mountain View as the assistant city manager, a local government she worked for about a decade ago.
Funding for the project comes from employment-oriented social network service LinkedIn, which was founded in Mountain View.
Outgoing California Gov. Jerry Brown appointed Nicole Isger, along with a handful of other judges in Bay Area counties.
The city wants residents who are literate in Spanish to come forward to lead their community through a special civic engagement program.
Jesse Takahashi has certainly cut his teeth in the world of fiscal responsibility with South Bay agencies in particular.
Measure P -- commonly referred to as the "head tax" passed -- with about two thirds of the voters opting to collect from business by size.
Measure Q passed in Mountain View with a whopping 80.69 percent voting in favor of the city making money on cannabis businesses.
The city of Mountain View wants to tap into the tech giant's civic leadership program to come up with climate change solutions.
A handful of cities in Santa Clara, San Mateo counties have joined the party of jurisdictions within California's 58 to tax cannabis.
Mountain View, Morgan Hill and Santa Clara registered voters may decide on Election Day to impose a business tax on the sale of marijuana.
Google funding will keep the free service available to residents seven days a week.
The community is invited to a launch event for the bikeway which has the support of four Peninsula cities and Stanford University.
Up to $60,000 will go to local groups serving immigrant and mixed-status families. Applications being accepted, but there is a deadline.
The county needs another 1400 workers, who'll each earn up to $200. Being bilingual is a plus.
Earn up to $200. Bilingual workers are also in high demand.
An initiative that would revise a rent control policy put in place in Mountain View in 2016 is under fire.
"This is deeply troubling behavior once again emanating from Russia," said US Attorney General Jeff Sessions. LinkedIn was targeted.
NTSB stated it is "unhappy with the release of investigative information by Tesla" in the deadly March 23 crash in Mountain View.
Office of LGBTQ Affairs also appoints new program manager for transgender services
It's the second year the city has held the popular civic engagement academy for Spanish-language speakers.
A security expert with Kromtech said cyber criminals have stolen the information of more than 19 million California voters.
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Mountain View City Council approved new policy language including a clause stating the city will not enforce federal civil immigration laws.
Jack Posobiec, a self-described "New Right conservative," is among organizers of the #MarchonGoogle.
The Democrat who represents the Peninsula and parts of Silicon Valley plans to provide free coffee.
On May 23, the Mountain View City Council will consider transferring a million gallons per day of water supply to the City of East Palo Alto
Calif. owners of State Farm homeowners' and renters' policies will receive $13.3 million in refunds, the state insurance commissioner says.
President Trump has declared a major disaster in 8 of the 9 Bay Area counties because of winter storms in February, federal officials say.
Santa Clara Valley Water District officials hope to "convince the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to step in and work with us."
A state senator's proposed legislation would allow local governments to permit bars and restaurants to serve alcohol until 4 am.
An ex-Mountain View cop who sued the city alleging he was unfairly terminated had his lawsuit dismissed by a Santa Clara County Court judge.
Most City offices and non-emergency response facilities won't be open or will have modified hours starting December 24.
The citywide event will be in early 2017, planned by the Human Relations Commission.
Interested? Apply by Dec. 20. Informational meetings for tenants and landlords also coming up.
The ordinance was drafted in response to an increase of no-cause evictions and eviction threats in the weeks before election.
Congresswoman Eshoo holding lottery for 18th Congressional District residents for tickets to January swearing-in ceremony. Details here ...
Prop 64 "will go down as a milestone ... to begin the end of the war on drugs," he said of the marijuana act.
Two proposals surrounding rent stabilization were on ballots in Mountain View. (Breaking)