Halloween celebrations on the Peninsula draw costume-clad crowds
From Redwood City to Menlo Park, various cities across the Peninsula celebrated this year’s Halloween holiday on the days leading up to Oct. 31.
From Redwood City to Menlo Park, various cities across the Peninsula celebrated this year’s Halloween holiday on the days leading up to Oct. 31.
Menlo Park officials are working to identify a neighborhood site for a new homeless shelter, aware that their choice may be unpopular — at least at first.
They didn’t walk much, but they did it in style. Menlo Park’s families dressed up for Halloween last Saturday and participated in a parade.
Is there such a thing as too much medicine? On Tuesday, the American Academy of Dermatology became the latest specialty group to start fighting back against unnecessary tests and procedures.
This was not your typical middle school fundraiser: wrestlers demonstrated their moves to raise money for the Santa Clara Schools Foundation and to help the city’s bid to host WrestleMania 2015.
In a region where roads are regularly crammed with cars, Mountain View officials say that making their city bike-friendlier is a top priority.
For decades, it seemed that San Mateo County’s cut flower industry would never stop growing. But now with increased foreign competition, local farmers explain why it’s ‘not all roses’ anymore.
Despite a reported drop in gang-related violent crimes, San Jose is hosting town hall meetings to listen to community concerns about gang members selling drugs outside schools and wall graffiti marking turf.
The 16th annual United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF) is currently running until Oct. 27, at theaters in Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, Stanford and San Francisco.