Developer proposes 30-unit Atherton townhome project using new state law
AlphaX RE Capital submitted a preliminary application for a 30-unit townhome development at 110 Glenwood Ave. in Atherton, near Nativity School. Renderings show what one of the five-unit buildings may look like. Courtesy town of Atherton. Atherton, a town known for single-family homes on spacious lots, could soon see a 30-unit townhome development. A Cupertino-based […]
‘Epicenter of the tech world’: Mountain View tech showcase amazes crowds
Lasers, self-driving cars and chess-playing robots were on prominent display Thursday at Mountain View’s 11th annual technology showcase, which gave residents a glimpse of the innovations being worked on throughout the city and exhibited resources that they can use for their own purposes.
After transforming Ravenswood’s rundown schools, Will Eger moves on to his next challenge
A decade ago, the roofs of Ravenswood City School District’s campuses were leaking rainwater, students were shivering in chilly classrooms and buildings were falling apart. In 2026, the district is gleaming with new classrooms, playgrounds, football fields and more.Â
Woodside residents weigh in on council member divulging confidential information
The Woodside Town Council faced heat from the public at its July 28 meeting, with members divided over holding Mayor Pro Tempore Paul Goeld accountable for divulging confidential information to then-Town Manager Jason Ledbetter.Â
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Cyclists pressure Woodside Council for action after rider’s death
Woodside’s Independence Hall was filled with neon colors on July 28 as members of the…
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Education
School board races at a glance: Sequoia, Las Lomitas, Menlo Park, Woodside, Portola Valley
Voting sticker at the San Mateo County Clerk-Recorder office in Redwood City on Nov. 4, 2024. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney. While the California gubernatorial election…
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San Mateo County
Ex-East Palo Alto employee pleads guilty to child sex crimes
Former East Palo Alto city employee Rafael Prado pleaded guilty on July 28 to three felonies for sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy and possessing child…
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