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In the newsHere are some news stories 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 Post. Our [...] -
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 [...] -
East Palo AltoEast Palo Alto voters will decide in the coming election whether to fund the building of new amenities like a city hall, library and police department. The $125 million bond must be approved by two-thirds [...] -
Palo AltoBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Palo Alto City Council candidates have varying opinions on how to address 150 RV dwellers living on city streets. “That is the top issue,” Councilman Ed Lauing said in [...] -
StanfordBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer The number of hate crimes reported at Stanford last year decreased after a dramatic spike related to the war in Gaza, according to a new safety report. The university [...] -
Menlo ParkBY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINSDaily Post Staff Writer There may be a potential buyer of the 80 Willow Road property in Men1o Park where a Russian billionaire wants to build a 39-story skyscraper, Councilman Drew Combs said [...] -
Palo AltoBY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINSDaily Post Staff Writer Menlo Park council members said they do not want to reduce the parking requirement or the number of subsidized homes to close finance gaps in three proposals to develop [...] -
Menlo ParkMenlo Park City Council last night (Sept. 29) decided not to approve the controversial 80 Willow Road skyscraper under a timeline set by the project’s developer and the Attorney General’s office, and Councilman Drew Combs [...]
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East Palo AltoBY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINS Daily Post Staff Writer Two people who died in an East Palo Alto car crash were Bobby McGee, 69, of Menlo Park, and Carolyn Cupil, 63, of Belmont, the coroner’s office announced today. [...] -
OpinionPublished Monday, Sept. 28. BY DAVE PRICEDaily Post Editor On Oct. 5, a week from today, ballots for the November election will hit the mail. The city has put Measure J on the ballot, which [...] -
OpinionBY DAVE PRICEDaily Post Editor Congressman Sam Liccardo deserves high praise for his decisive action to protecting both our local community and our national security. By formally asking Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to investigate and [...] -
OpinionThe Post is going to make a number of recommendations for candidates and ballot measures in the next two weeks. Why would the Post — which prides itself on being fair, impartial and objective in [...] -
OpinionWhen voters in Palo Alto, Los Altos and Mountain View choose a representative for the Valley Water board, they deserve an effective leader who works collaboratively to protect local communities from flooding. Unfortunately, the tenure [...] -
In the newsBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer The race to replace Assemblyman Marc Berman, D-Menlo Park, has started early with Campbell Councilman Sergio Lopez throwing his hat in the ring. Lopez, 31, said he’s starting his [...] -
Menlo ParkBY ELAINE GOODMANDaily Post Correspondent Three proposals for affordable housing on city-owned parking lots in downtown Menlo Park have financing gaps ranging from $19 million to $45 million, which the city could help address by [...] -
San CarlosBY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINSDaily Post Staff Writer The city of San Carlos is spending nearly $3 million to build a restroom at Harrington Park, almost double the cost of the infamous $1.7 million restroom proposed in [...]
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