A lot sits vacant on prime real estate in downtown Palo Alto. A night club in San Carlos isn’t allowed to add an outdoor patio. Reporters reveal why these developments are facing legal hurdles.
Two development disputes explained on Peninsula Report radio show (PODCAST) Read More »
A vacant gas station stands near downtown Palo Alto, but developers have plans for a multistory building with retail, business and housing. The plans violate city codes, so developers will make their case to city planners tonight.
Developers and city disagree; downtown Palo Alto lot ‘in flux’ for a year Read More »
Peninsula Press reporters Jessica Parks, Stephanie Soderborg and David Ruiz headline this week’s Peninsula Report, giving updates on stories they have recently published.
Cloned trees, clean tech and Tesla’s newest car headline Peninsula Report (PODCAST) Read More »
Varian Medical Systems, Inc. (NYSE: VAR) released its earnings on Jan. 25 for the first fiscal quarter ending Dec. 30 and reported a decline in profit but increase in revenue compared to the same quarter a year ago.
Varian Medical beat analyst earnings expectations, but not revenue Read More »
After five teen suicides shook Palo Alto in 2009, schools and the city implemented intervention and support programs. Awareness has been raised, but a teen survey shows there’s more work to be done.
Two years after teen deaths, Palo Alto commits new funds, energy to suicide prevention Read More »
A new report ranks Palo Alto second on the list of the country’s most expensive college towns in which to buy a home. Three of the top 10 cities are in the Bay Area.
Real estate report — Palo Alto near top of the class for expensive college towns Read More »
Sid Espinosa, Palo Alto’s first Hispanic and fourth-youngest mayor, juggles duties at City Hall with a full-time job at Microsoft. His career path included a White House job during the Clinton administration.
Palo Alto’s ‘mobile mayor’ favors compromise, except on developing parkland Read More »
Of the 44,403 votes cast Nov. 8 in Cupertino, Sunnyvale, Palo Alto, Orchard School District and Sunnyvale School District, more than 80 percent came via mail-in ballots, according to county election results.
Vast majority of Santa Clara County voters opted to vote by mail Read More »
Palo Alto voters approved Measure E, reallocating 10 acres of Bxybee Park for the possible construction of a new composting facility.
Palo Alto voters approve composting measure by a large margin Read More »