Menlo Park says goodbye to the old Park Theatre
Just as Menlo Park’s old Park Theatre is about to get demolished, objects from the building — like curtains, doors, marquee letters and movie seats — were sold to avoid ending up in the landfill.
Just as Menlo Park’s old Park Theatre is about to get demolished, objects from the building — like curtains, doors, marquee letters and movie seats — were sold to avoid ending up in the landfill.
At a time when nearly 100,000 Santa Clara County residents don’t know how they’ll get their next meal, services such as the Second Harvest Food Bank Brown Bag program are even more essential.
On Saturday, Nov. 16, Aurora — an art piece created by Charles Gadeken that originally debuted at Burning Man in 2011 — will finally be lit in front of Palo Alto’s City Hall.
The Hyatt Regency in Burlingame hosted Creation Entertainment’s Official Star Trek Convention from Nov. 8 to 10.
A new law makes it illegal for retail establishments to provide single-use plastic bags and allows the Cupertino stores to charge a dime for paper bags.
By 2030, almost a quarter of San Mateo County’s population is expected to be older than 65. San Mateo city officials are exploring how to address housing affordability for an aging demographic.
Filipino health advocates are working overtime to educate the community and to enroll as many people as possible in California’s health insurance exchange before the Dec. 15 deadline.
Redwood City voters on Tuesday re-elected council members Jeff Gee and John Seybert, along with former mayor Diane Howard.
Results show 56.1 percent of Palo Alto residents voted against Measure D, rejecting a city-backed plan to rezone land on Maybell Avenue for the construction of affordable senior citizen housing.