Palo Alto
City stymied in reducing RV parking
BY ELAINE GOODMANDaily Post Correspondent Despite city efforts to reduce the number of RV dwellers parking on Palo Alto streets, the vehicle count has been holding steady or even ticking […]
Month: July 2026
Palo Alto
Brothers battle in court over clinic that uses ketamine to treat depression
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Two brothers are fighting a legal battle over millions of dollars in profits from a Palo Alto clinic that uses ketamine to treat depression. […]
Menlo Park
Candidate eyes Menlo Park council seat
A Parks and Recreation Commissioner is running to represent east Menlo Park on city council. Wonman Lee, 44, who has been on the Parks and Rec Commission for three years, […]
Palo Alto
El Camino motel may be turned into housing thanks to new state law
A developer wants to redevelop a motel on El Camino Real in Palo Alto, using a controversial law that’s been in effect for less than a week. Developer Bayhill Ventures […]
Palo Alto
Chili Cook-Off winners announced
One of the most anticipated events in Palo Alto on Independence Day is the Chili Cook-Off in Mitchell Park. It features chili tastings, food trucks, live music and kids’ activities. […]
Redwood City
Sequoia school board members respond to recall effort, one claims it’s because she’s a Latina
Editor’s Note: This story was first printed in the Daily Post on June 27. We’re posting it now because one of our competitors has posted a version of the story, […]
Palo Alto
Events on the USA’s 250th anniversary
Redwood City Parade: A parade downtown starting at 10 a.m. Watch for the History Museum’s own entry in the parade featuring gleaming carriages and early automobiles as a preview of […]
Palo Alto
Council divided over license-plate cameras
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Palo Alto City Council is on the fence about the city’s license plate-reading cameras, which have helped solve crimes but are sold by a […]
Palo Alto
From a Super Bowl to the beginning of Google, Palo Alto has had a colorful history
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, it’s fun to think back to the history of Palo Alto. Our city dates back 257 years. A lot has […]
Mountain View
Business may move because of RV dwellers, Newsom’s office intervenes
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer A company trying to build the world’s first self-driving air taxi could leave Mountain View because of an influx of RV dwellers, according to […]
Palo Alto
Student who had an affair with Lythcott-Haims writes a play about it
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer A former Stanford student who had an affair with Palo Alto Councilwoman Julie Lythcott-Haims is putting on a musical based on their experience. “Part […]