A woman has been arrested for stealing a piece of jewelry during an estate sale in Atherton, police said today (Nov. 9). Police were called to a home on Adam Way on report of a [...]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Palo Alto City Council is worried about developers proposing large apartment buildings around San Antonio Road before the city has a plan for the area. Brian Schmidt, a VP [...]
Newcomers to local politics are pulling away in the races for Menlo Park City Council and the Los Altos School District. Vamsi Velagapudi, 47, had a 153-vote lead over Councilman Drew Combs tonight (Nov. 9). [...]
Thanks to Flock cameras, which photograph license plates of nearby cars, Menlo Park police say they were able to arrest a suspect in several car burglaries and recover items that were stolen from those cars. [...]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Some downtown Palo Alto business owners aren’t thrilled about the city’s plan to allow open alcohol containers on the closed portion of Ramona Street. “I would hope to see [...]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Palo Alto Mayor Vicki Veenker and Councilman Pat Burt are at odds over when the mayor should give the annual “state of the city” speech. Burt said the state [...]
BY DAVE PRICEDaily Post Editor I’m getting suspicious of hearing local politicians repeatedly warn us that the super el nino is coming. Yes, I agree that we’ll get soaked. That happens most winters. Why is [...]
Update, Monday, Nov. 9 — Vamsi Velagapudi has taken a 94-vote lead in the Menlo Park City Council race for District 2 against incumbent Drew Combs, as of Monday, Nov. 9. The vote stands at [...]
BY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINSDaily Post Staff Writer Laura Melahn credits her decision not to take a stand on Measure P and campaign strategies such as sign waving in her success against her opponent for a seat [...]
The San Mateo County Historical Association in Redwood City opened a $25.5 million expansion on Saturday featuring exhibits on carriages, cars and natural history. For instance, the 2,700-square-foot HERO Natural History Gallery takes visitors to [...]
A man and two teens were arrested after shots were fired early Saturday near an East Palo Alto high school and one person was wounded, police said. A ShotSpotter acoustic gunshot detection system reported weapons [...]
After a rough-and-tumble campaign, Measure J remains ahead in returns posted Friday, with 8,476 (51.43%) in favor and 8,006 (48.57%) against. Measure J was City Council’s response to residents who said something needed to be [...]
A Caltrain hit a car at the Alma Street and Churchill Avenue crossing in Palo Alto yesterday. Nobody was in the car at the time of the crash around 6:40 p.m., according to police radio [...]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer San Mateo County Supervisor Ray Mueller said he walked out of the Bay Area Air District’s meeting after 20 minutes Wednesday (Nov. 4) because he wanted to repeal a [...]
Mountain View officials are planning to hire Justin Mates, the assistant San Mateo County executive, as the city attorney. City Council is scheduled to appoint Mates on Tuesday (Nov. 10). Mates’ first day is Jan. [...]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer City Manager Ed Shikada says he asked the campaign supporting Measure J, the half-cent sales tax, to remove their banner from a city overpass. The sign at Embarcadero Road [...]
BY ADAM ECHELMANCalMatters Voters have decided 14 ballot propositions including the billionaire tax, which appears to have failed. Now the lengthy vote-counting phase of California elections is taking place. The campaigns for and against these [...]
Voters in Los Altos and Menlo Park rejected attempts to take away their city government’s ability to redevelop downtown parking lots, according to early returns. Measure P in Menlo Park, which was failing 48%-52% in [...]
An attempt to impose strict rent control on any apartment built before 1995 in Redwood City appears to have failed in Tuesday’s election. Returns Wednesday show 8,164 “no” votes compared to 6,348 “yes” votes for [...]
Palo Alto voters elected Bryna Chang, a planning commission member and strong advocate for better traffic management in neighborhoods, to City Council. She was in first in early results yesterday, followed by incumbents Ed Lauing [...]
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