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The Palo Alto City Council has decided to postpone enforcement of an ordinance that would make it illegal for people to live in their vehicles on public streets and parking lots.
Eugene “The Wolf” Jackson is working with a coalition to fund after-school boxing programs, golf programs, music programs and other initiatives for the youth of East Palo Alto.
The new $1.2 billion Levi’s Stadium debuts in August. But for 49ers fans who grew up with, or grew to love, tailgating at “The Stick,” they are anxious about the future of their pre-game ritual.
The high school plans to replace antiquated gyms with state-of-the-art facilities by August 2015. Officials are making arrangements to mitigate disruption to student activities during construction.
Redwood City Councilman and Vice Mayor Jeffrey Gee was chosen by his colleagues to serve as the city’s mayor in 2014.
A cold snap that hit the Peninsula over the weekend of Dec. 7 and 8 had most residents staying indoors. But the chilly weather didn’t stop some Shoreline patrons and water polo fans.
San Francisco has a nationwide reputation for being a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender political and social hub. But farther south on the Peninsula, LGBT residents describe a less utopian experience.
For the past six weeks, Peninsula Press staff has been reporting on the local impacts of the Affordable Care Act. These articles and multimedia reports are on a special website, “Obamacare on the Peninsula.”
Spirit week, which marks the days leading up to the homecoming football game, fosters camaraderie through a series of rallies and contests.