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In the newsHere are some news stories and editorials about the candidates and measures that will appear on the Nov. 3, 2026 general election ballot. More stories will be posted here when they run in the Daily [...] -
Palo AltoWith Election Day three weeks away, Palo Alto City Council will hold a special meeting Tuesday to possibly release the secret appraisal it used to decide to buy a portion of the Cubberley Community Center [...] -
Santa Clara CountyBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Two candidates for the Valley Water board fired shots at each other’s records at a debate. Los Altos Councilman Pete Dailey called out incumbent Rebeca Eisenberg for getting in [...] -
Palo AltoThis was printed in Thursday’s Daily Post. BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer There’s a rift among three Palo Alto council members who negotiated a deal to buy seven acres at the Cubberley Community Center [...] -
San CarlosBY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINSDaily Post Staff Writer A lone challenger is running against three incumbents on the San Carlos City Council, saying the city needs more financial discipline. Meanwhile, the three incumbents, Adam Rak, Pranita Venkatesh [...] -
Menlo ParkBY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINSDaily Post Staff Writer A Menlo Park councilman running for reelection is catching flak from his opponent after getting an endorsement from the Measure P campaign, which is trying to halt plans for [...] -
Mountain ViewBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer A man who shot a Mountain View police officer at point blank range was sentenced today to 50-years-to-life in prison, prosecutors said. Jeffrey Choy, 43, of Union City, was [...] -
OpinionSometimes compassion isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Take Redwood City’s Measure E, which would impose strict rent control on any apartment built before 1995. While the promises surrounding Measure E — a sweeping [...] -
OpinionWe’d like to see the dilapidated Cubberley Community Center renovated and turned into a source of pride for Palo Alto. But Measure J is a fundamentally flawed, fiscally irresponsible and non-transparent mechanism to achieve it. [...] -
East Palo AltoAs the November municipal election approaches, the race for the East Palo Alto City Council is heating up with seven residents vying for two open seats on the five-member council. The seat currently held by [...] -
East Palo AltoEast Palo Alto voters to decide whether to build a new city hall and upgrade water and sewer systems
East Palo Alto voters will decide in this election the outcome of Measure O, a $125 million bond measure to build a city hall and replace deteriorating water and sewer lines. The proposal, requiring a [...] -
Palo AltoBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer The city of Palo Alto declined yesterday to release the appraisal it got for the seven acres of the Cubberley Community Center it plans to buy, but said the [...]
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Palo AltoBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Palo Alto City Council tonight (Oct. 5) picked a replacement for a planning commissioner who was accused of trying to get special treatment at a tow yard. Council voted [...] -
OpinionThe Palo Alto Unified School District stands at a critical crossroads, which is why we proudly endorse Avery Wang and John Craig for the Palo Alto school board. The district desperately needs structural and cultural [...] -
Palo AltoBY ELAINE GOODMANDaily Post Correspondent Palo Alto City Council has scheduled a closed-door session tonight (Oct. 5) on the purchase of land at Cubberley Community Center, raising the possibility that an appraisal of the property [...] -
OpinionMenlo Park voters face a critical decision regarding the economic survival of our local businesses and the long-term character of our community. Measure P offers a common-sense solution to a poorly conceived city initiative. By [...] -
OpinionAs Palo Alto prepares to fill three seats on the City Council, voters face a pivotal choice between maintaining the status quo or demanding a more responsive local government. While the field presents distinct challenges, [...] -
Menlo ParkRead the lawsuit here. The developer representing a Russian billionaire who wants to build a 39-story tower on the former Sunset Magazine campus in Menlo Park sued the city today (Oct. 2), claiming he has [...] -
Palo AltoBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer A Palo Alto City Council candidate has dropped out of the city’s largest debate with less than 24 hours notice. Yudy Deng, who is on the city’s Parks and [...]
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