Los Robles Magnet Academy celebrates DÃa de los Muertos (PHOTOS)
Traditions abounded at Los Robles Magnet Academy Friday, as the East Palo Alto school hosted a family celebration of DÃa de los Muertos, Day of the Dead.
Traditions abounded at Los Robles Magnet Academy Friday, as the East Palo Alto school hosted a family celebration of DÃa de los Muertos, Day of the Dead.
Sixty-one percent of San Mateo County residents requested a mail-in ballot for this election cycle, and more than 800,000 early ballots have been cast in the Bay Area so far.
Palo Alto city attorney Molly Stump discusses city’s current marijuana laws, the changes that would result if voters pass Measure C, and how existing federal and state laws come into play.
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Santa Clara County community colleges are already estimating how much they’d need to slash enrollment, courses and staff if voters reject Prop. 30 on Tuesday.
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As Election Day approaches, experts debate both sides of Prop 34, the ballot initiative to repeal the death penalty in California.
Palo Alto is considering easing a four-decade ban on buildings over 50-feet tall to allow for construction of a building complex that would soar up to triple that height between downtown Palo Alto and Stanford University.