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 […]
An extraordinary act of creativity and kindness brought a lifelong dream to life for resident Charles Mangee, a retired U.S. Air Force Captain who has dreamed of owning his own […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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). […]
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. […]
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 […]
Nine votes separates incumbent Menlo Park Councilman Drew Combs and challenger Vamsi Velagapudi in the council race for District 2, which includes the Willows, Flood Triangle and Lorelei Manor neighborhoods. […]
Anthony Edward “Tony” Wynne passed away peacefully in his Atherton home on October 23, 2026. Born in 1948, he was the third child of Joseph Aloysius Wynne and Barbara Whalen […]
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, […]
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, […]
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 […]
Linda Henigin was able to overcome a court controversy about calling herself a “math teacher” on the ballot to win the most votes in the race for Palo Alto school […]
A new sales tax that would support money-losing mass transit districts such as BART, Muni and Caltrain appeared to be headed for approval with 61.5% of the vote. The tax […]
The following are all early results. Outcomes are expected to change as more votes arrive and are counted. Palo Alto City Council, top three to be elected. They were Bryna […]
It looks like Menlo Park Mayor Betsy Nash jumped the gun in announcing that Original Joe’s would be taking over the vacant Left Bank Brasserie restaurant at 635 Santa Cruz […]
Palo Alto police are searching for two robbers who attacked a man with a metal object and stole $400 from his bag in a downtown parking garage. The man, who […]
BY ELAINE GOODMAN Daily Post Correspondent The Yes on Measure J campaign received permission from the city of Palo Alto to hang a banner over Embarcadero Road for three weeks, […]
BY DAVE PRICEDaily Post Editor The battle over a half-cent sales tax in San Carlos heated up Sunday when a supporter of the tax, Laura Teutschel, accused a tax opponent, […]
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