Youth sports leagues in East Palo Alto will see their rental costs for fields and gyms at local schools increase about 40 percent under a new facility fees policy.
East Palo Alto school board, youth sports groups reach agreement on rental fees Read More »
Clipper card activity, including when and where passengers board and disembark, is kept in a transit agency’s database for seven years after the account is closed.
Privacy advocates push for change in how long Clipper card information is stored Read More »
After second-grader was killed in a crosswalk on her way to school last year, East Palo Alto school officials jumped into action, examining the hazards students face getting to and from school.
East Palo Alto makes biking, walking a safer option for school kids (VIDEO) Read More »
Developers soon will pay higher fees to build office and rental housing properties in Mountain View, and the city plans to use the revenue to bolster affordable housing.
Builders object to paying higher fees for office and apartment projects in Mountain View Read More »
High-tech companies are offering a new employee benefit: mobile hair salons. The service is popular with engineers who work long hours and don’t want to waste their free time on grooming chores.
Mobile hair salons emerge at the cutting edge of Silicon Valley perks Read More »
The Rohr Chabad House, the Jewish Student Center at Stanford, hosted holiday festivities with live music, tasty treats and a ceremonial lighting Tuesday night.
Fire and Ice — Stanford students celebrate Chanukah with 8-foot ice menorah (PHOTOS) Read More »
Various projects are underway in East Palo Alto to fight childhood obesity, including those focused on exercise, healthy eating and community safety.
Santa Clara flipped the switch on its Christmas tree at City Hall Friday. Police, firefighters, a jazz band and, of course, Santa were on hand for the night’s festivities. View photos.
Santa comes to Santa Clara (PHOTOS) Read More »
Jean Cecil, executive director of Career Closet, draws from her own hardship to help clients find employment and build self-confidence. The nonprofit has offices in San Jose and Foster City.
Former lawyer helps job-seeking women dress for success, inside and out Read More »