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A Mountain View family donated two pieces of the Berlin Wall, and city officials are planning to put them on public display this summer. Pioneer Park on Church Street may be the relics’ new home.
East Palo Alto police have initiated FIT Zones, where residents bike with officers or play team sports while also receiving information on how to reduce their risk of chronic diseases.
Santa Clara University’s plans for a new art and art history building, along with additional parking, were approved by the City Council after the school agreed to relocate three historic structures.
Responding to complaints that increased rental rates for fields and gyms have jeopardized after-school sports programs, Ravenswood district officials agree to reconsider some fees and look for new funding sources.
Citizens, nonprofit organizations and the state government have rallied to save 30 of the 70 California state parks originally slated for closure on July 1 in the wake of California’s budget crisis.
With Facebook’s recent pledge to encourage bicycling to its new headquarters in Menlo Park, cyclists are about to reach peak numbers on the Peninsula. But not everyone is spinning with joy.
During the driest Bay Area spring in 35 years, volunteers found half as many species as last year near Stanford’s Lake Lagunita. Does this spell disaster for local species at risk of extinction?
As doomsday approaches for a number of California’s State Parks slated for closure, the tight-knit community is fundraising events this weekend to save the Los Gatos climbing destination.
Peninsula Press reporters Jessica Parks, Stephanie Soderborg and David Ruiz headline this week’s Peninsula Report, giving updates on stories they have recently published.