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In a region where roads are regularly crammed with cars, Mountain View officials say that making their city bike-friendlier is a top priority.
Mountain View embarks on uphill climb to make El Camino Real bike-friendly Read More »
A San Mateo park turned into a data hub, as smartphone-wielding citizen scientists converged in a frenzy of knowledge gathering.
San Mateo’s Laurelwood Park plays host to smartphone naturalists Read More »
With 700 bicycles at stations spread from San Francisco to San Jose, a new program aims to prove that bike sharing can be popular in the suburbs as well as on city streets.
Open space accounts for nearly a quarter of Palo Alto, but only one-eighth of Mountain View. City leaders recently voted to create a park in the Rengstorff Planning Area.
Mountain View City Council votes for new park to remedy open-space shortage Read More »
San Mateo city officials say they want to support local businesses whenever possible. When it came to awarding a recent contract, however, factors other than proximity came into play.
San Mateo downtown beautification contract goes to national bidder Read More »
The city’s finance committee approved plans to improve the Baylands Golf Course, and officials are now selecting the company that will provide the massive amount of dirt needed.
Renovations to begin at Palo Alto golf course Read More »
Angela Hayes shares the journeys fish take in Palo Alto: Salmon and trout are leaping amongst the millionaire’s houses. And Rob Franklin brings us the story of a local census that gauges where people go when they live on the streets.
Assessing homelessness and following fish on Peninsula Report [PODCAST] Read More »
In May, Santa Clara County will release the results of its Count the Homeless report, which helps the county allocate funds for sheltering homeless people and cleaning up their encampments.
Santa Clara County counts homeless, examines costs of cleaning up encampments Read More »
The San Mateo Resource Conservation District is spearheading a project that will remove a concrete barrier from the San Francisquito Creek, making it easier for fish to swim through.
With barrier removal, endangered fish to migrate through San Francisquito Creek [VIDEO] Read More »
