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Police were called to Pete’s Harbor in February to settle a dispute; escalating tensions since the city’s planning commission approved a plan to privatize the marina, displacing some 100 boater-residents.
Stanford professor and creativity guru Tina Seelig led teams through workshops that motivated them to think creatively at Stanford E-Week.
A workplace shooting put Cupertino’s Lehigh Southwest cement plant in the national headlines in 2011. Now the plant is taking criticism for the harsh effects producing cement can have on the environment.
Advocacy group Sustainable Redwood City is campaigning to find solutions for “effective housing,” citing statistics that the city draws roughly 40 thousand commuters each day because of its lack of available housing.
From UC Santa Cruz to city officials – it seems everyone in Santa Cruz wants to be considered an official part of Silicon Valley.
Emeryville-based company says it can add new educational topics to its already successful learn-to-read platforms.
This week’s Peninsula Report podcast takes you to Wyoming where the antelope play, to Palo Alto for an update the parking shortage and to Bay Area restaurants on the most romantic day of the year.
Close to 200 students packed a Stanford Entrepreneurship Week event focusing on how non-citizens attending U.S. colleges can navigate the immigration system once they start a company.
Menlo Park did not renew the contract of a lobbyist representing the city’s interests the controversial high-speed rail debate at the state legislature. Officials have not named a replacement.