San Carlos considers new schools for fourth and fifth grades if bond measure passes
Residents of San Carlos will vote on Measure H, which, if passed, would generate millions of dollars in bond money for school repairs and new facilities.
Residents of San Carlos will vote on Measure H, which, if passed, would generate millions of dollars in bond money for school repairs and new facilities.
Palo Alto voters decide Tuesday whether to allow three medicinal marijuana dispensaries to operate in the city. Other places, including San Jose and Los Angeles, have allowed dispensaries with mixed results.
As Election Day approaches, experts debate both sides of Prop 34, the ballot initiative to repeal the death penalty in California.
Palo Alto is considering easing a four-decade ban on buildings over 50-feet tall to allow for construction of a building complex that would soar up to triple that height between downtown Palo Alto and Stanford University.
Residents of a Palo Alto mobile home park are worried that the property might be sold and the land rezoned to make way for more expensive housing.
Cupertino has approved funding for an environmental education center at McClellan Ranch Preserve and plans to start construction in August.
Menlo Park is counting on a proposed hotel tax increase to fix the city budget, but opponents say it will only hurt the economy.
This is the final installment of a two-part Peninsula Press series featuring data visualizations that track the money behind California’s statewide ballot measures.
This if the first of a two-part Peninsula Press series featuring data visualizations that show financial contributions to committees that support or oppose a given measure on the Nov. 6 ballot.