Residents said on Twitter after a few hours that power had been restored at their residences.
'To keep you connected and up to date on notable Council meeting discussions, we are sharing a brief weekly update.'
Each Council meeting, City Manager Ed Shikada provides “City Manager Comments” sharing recent City news, and updates for the community.
A new blog shares details on the City’s race and equity efforts and the importance of this work to bring our community together.
This week’s blog includes a reflection on the one-year milestone of our county’s Shelter in Place Order.
This blog provides a moment to reflect on the uncertainty that continues through this pandemic and ways we can manage these difficult times.
Save the Date for April Wellness Wednesday. Hold April 12 for our next Wellness Wednesday focused on Earthquake Preparedness.
The red "substantial risk" tier is less restrictive than the purple "widespread risk" tier and allows for additional activities.
On February 21, City Council adopted an ordinance to change the name of Foothills Park to Foothills Nature Preserve.
Since the city council eliminated residency requirements last November, the park has seen an influx of traffic.
The 12-car lot Joe Simitian at city-owned site at 2000 Geng Road in Palo Alto will be Palo Alto’s first such safe parking lot.
After two young children lost pet hamsters in a garage fire, Palo Alto firefighters brought them a new guinea pig.
Tom DuBois was fined $402 by the Fair Political Practices Commission, Palo Alto Weekly reports.
This week's blog covers County mandates on indoor gatherings, updates on coronavirus vaccines and testing.
This project includes widening the creek channel in five locations and replacing the Pope-Chaucer bridge.
The Council also approved City’s 2021 Legislative Guidelines & Utilities Legislative Guidelines as recommended by the Policy and Services.
The donation is the largest Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford has ever received from individuals.
Popular eatery was originally scheduled to open in the summer of last year.
Foothills Park could be renamed to Foothills Nature Preserve to better distinguish the area as an open space preserve.
From library resources to online opportunities to connect, we've published a new blog that shares ways to share love with the community ...
California Avenue continues to be closed to vehicles offering pedestrian access from El Camino Real to Birch Street.
The beta period will close on Wednesday, February 24. Get started at beta.cityofpaloalto.org.
reeway will be fully closed in northbound and southbound directions between San Antonio Road and Embardacero Road on Feb. 14.
Read the new Message from the Mayor sharing details about the 21-day Race and Equity Challenge.
Full free closure scheduled for Sunday from 1:30 to 6 a.m. at U.S. 101 between between San Antonio and Embarcadero roads.
Additional funding will be for other documented expenditures, FEMA said.
On Monday, February 1, 2021, the City Council approved the final step needed to implement a temporary vehicle entrance fee.
To keep you connected and up to date on notable Council meeting discussions, we are sharing a brief weekly update.
Each Council meeting, City Manager Ed Shikada provides "City Manager Comments" sharing recent City news, and updates for the community.
Community blood drive to be held next week at the Redwood City Woman’s Club.
Redwood City is hosting drive-in movies in partnership with the Port of Redwood City this month.
Ernie's Liquors sold alcohol to 10 different minors including a 15-year-old from September of 2019 through September 2020, authorities said.
Join us for a weekly "Thursday Night Live" with a hosted conversation about the materials.
The City of Palo Alto is planning to install three prefabricated steel bridge segments across West Bayshore Road, East Bayshore Road.
A civil rights attorney likened the city's use of the phrase to a thinly veiled version of language from the post-Confederacy South.
Class action lawsuit alleging EA used names and likenesses of athletes without authorization ended with a $40 million settlement.