Art on the way for Palo Alto’s University Ave. pedestrian tunnel
With approval from Palo Alto officials, commuters should soon see art installations in the tunnel under the University Avenue train station.
With approval from Palo Alto officials, commuters should soon see art installations in the tunnel under the University Avenue train station.
A summer camp with a twist — all the campers at Stanford’s Camp Kesem have a family member who’s been diagnosed with cancer. View the video.
Plans to replace the 102-year-old Newell Road bridge have generated controversy in neighboring communities of Palo Alto and East Palo Alto, raising concerns over increased traffic and access to jobs.
In a city already dogged by traffic congestion, Palo Alto’s Architectural Review Board has approved plans for a complex at 135 Hamilton Ave, but the city and the developer disagree over parking requirements.
In a recent survey, sent to OpenTable customers across the country, more than half of respondents said they planned to dine out on Valentine’s Day. Predicted average check: $139 for a dinner for two.
Take a look inside a Palo Alto flower shop as they prepare for Valentine’s Day, their busiest time of year.
For decades, Silicon Valley has drawn foreign innovators and engineers from around the world. But some in the startup community say restrictive national immigration policies may drive some of the valley’s talent pool away.
While most girls her age are practicing with school sports teams or studying for the SATs, Kenia Miranda is lobbying government agencies in San Mateo County for improved immigrant rights.
Yesterday marked the start of the Chinese Year of the Snake, and the Asian Cultural Dance Troupe from North San Jose’s Orchard School performed a traditional lion dance.