East Palo Alto
Teachers get a 10% raise
Word Count: 401 BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Ravenswood School District teachers are getting a 10% pay raise, bringing the East Palo Alto-based district’s pay scale closer to […]
Palo Alto
CHP surveilled local protests from the sky
Word Count: 362 BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer The CHP watched from the sky as protesters gathered in Palo Alto last summer to demonstrate against racism, according to […]
Woodside
Woodside election decided by five votes
Word Count: 392 BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Just five votes separated the winner from the loser in an election that determined whether zoning rules in Woodside ought […]
Opinion
Opinion: Slow courts thwart the public’s right to know
OPINION BY DAVE PRICE Daily Post Editor The public has a right to know how its money is spent. And there are statutes and case law that support that principle. […]
Palo Alto
30 to 40 people try to break into downtown Palo Alto store; 2 arrests made
By the Daily Post staff Between 30 and 40 people tried to break into the high-end consignment store TheRealReal at 379 University Ave. in downtown Palo Alto last night, just […]
Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County had the highest per capita Covid death rate in Bay Area
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Santa Clara County has the highest Covid-related death rate per capita in the nine-county Bay Area despite some of the toughest restrictions, data […]
Palo Alto
Pets In Need executive director resigns
By the Daily News staff Pets In Need Executive Director Al Mollica is resigning, the organization announced this morning, after three of his employees were charged with animal cruelty over […]
Palo Alto
Downtown jeweler struck by smash-and-grab burglars
By the Daily Post staff Smash-and-grab burglars hit De Novo Fine Contemporary Jewelry at University Avenue and Ramona Street in the pre-dawn hours today (Nov. 18). Not only were the […]
Palo Alto
Part 3 of the Pets In Need series: Tensions go beyond puppy deaths
This is the third part of a series of stories the Post has published about the city of Palo Alto’s relationship with the nonprofit Pets In Need, which is under […]
Palo Alto
Five men with knives rob man living in his RV
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer Five people armed with knives robbed a man camping in his RV in Palo Alto, police said. The robbery was reported at 1 […]
Palo Alto
Man who tried to stop car burglars is threatened with a knife
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer A man who tried stopping two men from breaking into a truck in a Palo Alto parking garage ended up with his own […]
In the news
A list of people who might try to replace Jackie Speier in Congress
This story was originally printed in the Daily Post on Wednesday, Nov. 17. To get all of the local news first, pick up the Post in the mornings at 1,000 […]
Opinion
Opinion: Downtown needs an old fashioned Jewish deli
BY DAVE PRICE Daily Post Editor I admit this isn’t scientific, but it appears that the University Avenue district in Palo Alto is the slowest of the mid-Peninsula downtowns to […]
Palo Alto
City eyes a registry for apartments
Editor’s note: No decision was made on the registry at Monday’s council meeting and approval has been put off until a future date. BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer […]
Palo Alto
‘Talk, talk, talk’ — Council meetings running past midnight
This story originally appeared in Monday’s print edition of the Daily Post. If you don’t want to miss important and interesting local news stories, pick up the Post in the […]
Atherton
New member appointed to town council but he may be a placeholder
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer The Atherton City Council tonight (Nov. 15) picked a replacement for Councilman Mike Lempres, who resigned in order to move to Paris. In […]
Palo Alto
Dr. Cody ‘distressed’ over ‘angry’ critics
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody today (Nov. 15) told the Palo Alto Rotary Club that she’s had protesters outside her […]
Palo Alto
Pets In Need terminates contract with city
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer Pets In Need is canceling its contract to operate the Palo Alto Animal Shelter following a police investigation into the deaths of seven […]
Palo Alto
Pets In Need pushed back against police investigation — Part 2 of a series
Editor’s note: Post reporter Braden Cartwright has been investigating Pets In Need following the decision by the district attorney to charge three employees in the deaths of seven puppies. This […]
Mountain View
Car burglaries soar; police warn residents
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer Car burglaries are on the rise in Mountain View this month, and police are warning residents. On the morning of Nov. 2, 17 […]