Three weeks after 6-year-old Sioreli Torres Zamora was struck and killed by a car while crossing Bay Road on her way to school, many East Palo Alto residents are pressing officials to make the city safer for pedestrians.
East Palo Alto residents demand more pedestrian safety after 6-year-old’s death Read More »
After 15 years of legal operation in California, medical marijuana dispensaries are now under fire as they struggle to navigate conflicting federal, state and local laws.
Local and federal officials crack down on medicinal marijuana Read More »
The owner of The Kebab Shack wants to join other restaurants near San Jose State University in staying open well past midnight. The process has been full of obstacles.
Late-night snack — San Jose eatery seeks permit to stay open until 3 a.m. Read More »
Almost before news of this month’s Cupertino shootings broke, details were being spread through social media. Listen to this podcast and discover how Tweets spread the word and sparked conversations.
#Cupertino: After deadly shooting, social media users break the news (PODCAST) Read More »
Despite being one of the primary modes of public transportation in Silicon Valley, Caltrain does not offer Wi-Fi service to passengers. This puts the train behind several regional rail agencies.
As other Bay Area transport services adopt Wi-Fi, pressure on Caltrain mounts Read More »
San Mateo is planning to widen pedestrian walkways, add green space in place of parking spots and improve lighting. But the project relies on Caltrans funding at a time when the transportation agency is fighting bankruptcy.
San Mateo plans to make city streets safer for pedestrians, but funding questions linger Read More »
After a successful 2008 bond measure, field, track and stadium renovations are nearing completion at Fremont Union’s five district high schools, including Cupertino High, host of a 41-year-old band competition.
Cupertino’s 41-year-old band tourney plays on new turf thanks to bond measure Read More »
The housing crisis continues to hit San Mateo County, with notices of default and foreclosures sharply rising in the month of September and drawing crowds to a Menlo Park foreclosure prevention fair.
Foreclosures rise in San Mateo County; local officials try to help Read More »
The public outpouring of tributes to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs says as much about the public’s relationship with the technology he pioneered as it does about the man himself.
Jobs memorial tributes continue, Sunday declared ‘Steve Jobs Day’ in California Read More »
