13 hrs ago | Almanac
Election 2012: Video assertions vary with Romero's account of his education
A few seconds from a video of a candidates forum in the 2008 election for City Council in East Palo Alto offers a conflicting account of the educational background of Carlos Romero, a candidate in the June 5 election for San Mateo County supervisor.
17 hrs ago | Business Journal
Dewey & LeBoeuf files for bankruptcy
The collapse of the firm, which has offices in East Palo Alto, is one of the largest in U.S. legal history.
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Video offers conflicting account of Romero's education
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Man Shot While Driving From Dumbarton Bridge In Menlo Park
A man was shot and wounded while driving from the Dumbarton Bridge in Menlo Park on Friday evening, Menlo Park police said.
Beyond Tinsley: Two former students look back
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Healthy eating habits isn't something one would normally say about a teen, but Alberta Liao is a unique 18-year-old. The Mills High School senior hopes to one day share tasty, but healthy, treats with others through her own bakery.
Hill and Lieber stand out in 13th Senate District campaign
Sally Lieber passes out letters to voters in East Palo Alto, Calif., on Saturday, May 19, 2012.
Ravenswood Health receives $7.3 million award
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June Sentencing Set for San Mateo Robbers
A pair of East Palo Alto residents who pleaded no contest last month to felony chargers in connection with a string of robberies in San Mateo and Burlingame will be sentenced in June for their crimes.
Peninsula College Fund awardees from Menlo-Atherton High School head off to UC campuses this fall
The Peninsula College Fund scholarship awardees Diana Lopez Solorzano and Cristian Diaz have much in common.
Stanford community critical of bridge, trail link projects
A proposal to tap a $10.37 million fund to help complete a Bay Trail link in East Palo Alto and build a bicycle and pedestrian bridge over Highway 101 in Palo Alto is drawing resistance from Stanford residents who argue neither project will directly benefit them as legally required.
PHS' 'Surgery Suite on Wheels' Can't Get Traction in East Palo Alto
I'd much rather cover our organization's successes, but sometimes feel the need to write about a failure.
Man suffers head wound in East Palo Alto stabbing
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Man survives stabbing in East Palo Alto
A 39-year-old man was hospitalized with injuries not considered life-threatening after being stabbed in the head early Saturday morning, police said.
After school program that helps at-risk students graduates 125 seniors
Getting into college isn't easy and for many students who grew up in the face of adversity, it's even harder.
Authorities Say Santa Clara County Is Heroin Hub For Mexican Cartels
The land of high tech has also become ground zero for the distribution of heroin and other narcotics to the rest of the nation, the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office said Thursday.
Dimension-Defying Posters - These 'Missions of Palo Alto' Prints...
San Fransisco-based artist Alex Varanese recently drew up a series of three-dimensional posters promoting one of the lesser-known cities of the Bay Area, Palo Alto.
East Palo Alto woman pleads not guilty in DUI fatality
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Woman Pleas Not Guilty To Second-Degree Murder
An East Palo Alto woman accused of killing another woman in a drunken driving crash last year has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder, San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said.