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Woodside whistleblower report continues to stir up controversy 

Eight months after the scathing whistleblower report by former Woodside Town Manager Jason Ledbetter went public, calls continue for further investigation into his allegations. But threatened litigation by Ledbetter, who filed a $2 million claim alleging a hostile work environment and gender discrimination, is keeping town officials mum.

Candidate Comparison Grids: Where do Sequoia Union High School District candidates stand?

The Sequoia Union High School District will have two seats on the Nov. 3 ballot, representing Areas A and D on the school board.

Voter Guide: Alon Shiran, Sequoia Union High School District’s Area A seat

Alon Shiran is a Belmont resident and parent of three prospective Sequoia Union High School District students who is running for the Area A seat on the board.

Voter Guide: Amy Koo, Sequoia Union High School District’s Area A seat

Amy Koo is the parent of two Sequoia Union High School District students and is currently representing Area A, which includes Redwood Shores, Belmont, San Carlos and parts of Redwood City.

Fast-casual Burmese restaurant TleafGreen is coming to Mountain View

From Mingalaba in Burlingame to Burma Taste in Sunnyvale, the Peninsula has quite a selection of Burmese food – but notably, all are sit-down restaurants. That’s where Mountain View newcomer TleafGreen is hoping to fill the void.

First look: Japanese supermarket Hashi Market to open first West Coast location in Cupertino

From unique snacks such as banana-flavored corn dogs to Japanese staples including soy sauce and miso paste, Silicon Valley’s newest Japanese supermarket has no shortage of tasty and functional finds.

How AI is changing the apartment search: Is it working?

AI is changing how renters search for apartments, from chatbots that answer questions and schedule tours to tools that can narrow a search based on a renter’s preferences. But the technology still has limitations — and California is beginning to put rules around how apartments can be marketed using AI.

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Andrea Gemmet is the editor of The Almanac and a Midpeninsula native who got her first newspaper job while still in high school. After graduating from the University of California, Santa Cruz, she became...