Palo Alto’s environmentalists are locked in debate with one another over plans to construct a compost-to-energy facility. Residents are divided over whether the city should use the land to convert organic waste into clean energy.
Open to travelers since 1926, Buena Vista Mobile Home Park may close within a year. Neighbors in Palo Alto are advocating for alternative housing options for the hundreds of residents who will be displaced if it closes.
Palo Altans seek new housing for their Buena Vista Mobile Home Park neighbors [VIDEO] Read More »
This week’s Peninsula Report podcast takes you to Wyoming where the antelope play, to Palo Alto for an update the parking shortage and to Bay Area restaurants on the most romantic day of the year.
On the road: Wyoming antelope, more cars in Palo Alto, and romantic dinners [PODCAST] Read More »
Palo Alto’s youth population has grown and so has the popularity of sports like lacrosse. To keep up with demand, the city is contemplating changes in the way groups reserve athletic fields.
Sports field shortage prompts Palo Alto to change reservation rules Read More »
With approval from Palo Alto officials, commuters should soon see art installations in the tunnel under the University Avenue train station.
Art on the way for Palo Alto’s University Ave. pedestrian tunnel Read More »
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.
Palo Alto and EPA residents on opposite sides of bridge debate Read More »
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.
Palo Alto clashes with Hamilton Ave. developer over parking spaces Read More »
Take a look inside a Palo Alto flower shop as they prepare for Valentine’s Day, their busiest time of year.
Coming up roses — Valentine’s is biggest day of the year for Palo Alto florist [PHOTOS] Read More »
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.
Peninsula residents kick off the Chinese New Year in Palo Alto [PHOTOS] Read More »