Residents of a Palo Alto mobile home park are worried that the property might be sold and the land rezoned to make way for more expensive housing.
Redevelopment worries seep into daily life at Palo Alto mobile home park Read More »
Cupertino has approved funding for an environmental education center at McClellan Ranch Preserve and plans to start construction in August.
Cupertino overcomes delays, approves funding for environmental education center Read More »
Menlo Park is counting on a proposed hotel tax increase to fix the city budget, but opponents say it will only hurt the economy.
Facing deficit, Menlo Park counts on hotel tax increase — in advance of vote Read More »
This is the final installment of a two-part Peninsula Press series featuring data visualizations that track the money behind California’s statewide ballot measures.
Elections 2012 — Data visualizations (Part 2) charting the money behind the measures Read More »
This if the first of a two-part Peninsula Press series featuring data visualizations that show financial contributions to committees that support or oppose a given measure on the Nov. 6 ballot.
The Redwood City Council is exploring a public-private partnership with the YMCA to open a new community recreation and senior citizens center.
Redwood City may join forces with YMCA to build community center Read More »
Special education students and faculty are getting accustomed to their new home at the recently opened McCollam School County Annex in San Jose.
Special needs students, faculty adjust to new home [PODCAST] Read More »
The San Jose Earthquakes and more than 6,000 fans broke more than just the ground on their new soccer-specific stadium Sunday: they broke a world record, too.
San Jose Earthquakes break ground and break record (PHOTOS) Read More »
A group of Muslims in and around south Santa Clara County is close to gaining permission to build a mosque, cultural center and cemetery in rural San Martin, but some residents oppose the project.
Amid concerns, proposed Islamic center in San Martin nears approval (PODCAST) Read More »