The project is expected to be completed in 2023.
Max Lenail had been last seen Friday going for a run at Mission Trails Regional Park, San Diego police said.
Palo Alto location among at 29 in California at which the company is testing the program, 28 of which are in Santa Clara County.
Santa Clara County's Public Health Department has cleared the return to outdoor dining and other activities.
This week covers the lifting of the regional stay at home order, vaccination updates, storm warnings, and a Foothills Park update.
City leaders compared notes on how they’ve managed to serve residents amid the global pandemic.
Due to this weather event, Santa Clara County issued a recent alert with tips and more details. For the full alert, go here.
Most businesses that are allowed to open indoor operations to the public must limit capacity of their publicly accessible space to 20%.
Lawsuit alleges that Robinhood’s removal of GameStop flies in the face of the company's stated mission of democratizing investing.
U.S. District judge issues permanent injunction Monday banning the city from bringing back exclusionary Foothills Park ordinance.
Foothills Park has reached max capacity numerous times, most frequently between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on weekends.
LGUSD Superintendent Paul Johnson in an email encouraged employees to falsely claim they were hospital workers, San Jose Spotlight reports.
The study was published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Please email all completed applications to Jessica.Brettle@cityofpaloalto.org or contact the City Clerk's Office at 650-329-2571.
The City is now making the survey available to every resident, through our community survey provider Polco online.
An asking price for the property is not known according to the report.
Along with the fee, city officials want to lower the park's attendance cap to 400.
The Computational Antitrust project is being hosted by the Stanford University CodeX Center.
Introducing entry fees would provide revenue to help offset park maintenance costs and could keep visitation manageable.
In late 2019, the Palo Alto community suffered the tragic of a City Utility employee.
The City of Palo Alto launched its race and equity efforts in June 2020 with a resolution affirming that Black lives matter and adopting.
Based on recent community interest on this agendized closed session, the City Council will consider and provide direction to staff.
Humphreys was among seven nationally renowned experts named to the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts’ Scientific Advisory Council.
Input received through this platform will be provided to the City Council in preparation for their retreat.
Palo Alto is happy to welcome new visitors from across the Bay Area to enjoy the open space.
This blog is the first in a new series summarizing these weekly updates.
Stanford’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute is hosting the festival, which opens Friday.
In addition to this day-of event,we also have a legacy walk quote display at Mitchell Park.
Wynne Lee, a 14-year-old who identifies as male, was last seen Monday at 3 a.m. when he hired a car service to take him to San Francisco.
The 100 percent affordable Wilton Court project at 3705 El Camino Real will feature 59 units.
The Santa Clara County Public Health Department is continuing to provide useful updates and information on vaccine planning.
Outbreak cited as 43 students have tested positive for the coronavirus since Jan. 2, the report said.
Advisory comes amid spike in reports of vehicle thefts according to police.
President's social media accounts shut down in aftermath of his inspiring rioters to storm the Capitol Building Jan. 6.
With Foothills Park newly open to everyone as of December 17, holidays and weekends have seen very high visitation.
Concerns about overcrowding at 1,400-acre preserve cited after city lifted longstanding exclusionary policy.
Suzi Tinsley confirmed she attended the Washington D.C. rally but denounced the violence that occurred afterward.
Publisher cites Missouri senator's "role in what became a dangerous threat to our democracy and freedom" as reason for canceling book deal.
Suspect arrested on suspicion of assaulting 60-year-old woman who suffered "substantial injuries" according to police.
Monday, January 4 marked a new City Council in Palo Alto. As is customary per City Charter, the new year brought new Council leadership.