Peninsula elementary school students visited the Palo Alto Children’s Theatre to see a musical production of the classic children’s book, “Goodnight Moon.”
Beloved children’s story ‘Goodnight Moon’ takes the stage in Palo Alto [PHOTOS] Read More »
Jive, a Palo Alto business software company, which went public a year ago, posted better than expected fourth quarter and year-end earnings on Tuesday.
Social business software maker Jive — Earnings up but stock down Read More »
Peninsula Press reporters take us into Palo Alto’s communal homes and then out into the weeds with hired landscaping goats. Writer Rachel Swarns tells us the genealogy of the First Lady.
Quirks of the Bay — goats and dead houses — on the Peninsula Report (PODCAST) Read More »
For three decades, Stanford students have run co-operative living spaces in Palo Alto houses named after Grateful Dead songs. House culture emphasizes sustainable living and sharing chores. View the video.
Go inside Palo Alto’s ‘dead houses’ — bastions of co-op living [VIDEO] Read More »
The South Bay and Peninsula celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with the 29th annual Freedom Train ride, a reduced-fare Caltrain roundtrip from San Jose to San Francisco.
Freedom Train honors Martin Luther King, Jr. [PHOTOS] Read More »
MacArthur Park has been a part of the Palo Alto community for over 30 years, but this may be the last holiday season for the restaurant if plans for a new office and theater complex proceed.
Palo Alto’s historic MacArthur Park restaurant faces uncertain future Read More »
Mayor says voters made the right choice.
Palo Alto medical marijuana measure is defeated Read More »
Palo Alto voters decide Tuesday whether to allow three medicinal marijuana dispensaries to operate in the city. Other places, including San Jose and Los Angeles, have allowed dispensaries with mixed results.
State and city medicinal marijuana policies leave Palo Alto voters with a hazy choice Read More »
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.
Palo Alto considers allowing taller buildings Read More »