Los Altos News

Seven homes are open that were placed on the market this past week, for a total of 21 homes on view Sturday or Sunday, Feb.

Tully Road and Lucretia Avenue, 3:47 p.m. Wednesday A juvenile was attacked by four males believed to be members of an opposing gang.

For a store opening, it's a happening. The Nature Gallery, a mineral store with an educational bent, opens at Linden Tree Books' old location at 296 State Street on Friday evening with a bang.A Owner Carol Garston was well-known in Palo Alto for the community building she did from her base at Town & Country Village.

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CUSD Superintendent Phil Quon, seen here in his office, is wrapping up his nearly 40-year career in education.

In two days, police have arrested two burglary suspects in two separate incidents in south Los Altos, the latest in the wee hours of Thursday morning.

Fourteen-year-old Los Altos middle schooler Ashwin Krishna has already spent a couple of years gathering awards in statewide and national competitions, including the first-ever win for a guitarist in the Pacific Musical Society's instrumental category.

Drew and Skyler Russert are 16-year-old identical twin brothers from Los Altos, Calif.

St. Louis style pork back ribs served with apple cider barbeque sauce and sweet potato fries, May, 1, 2007.

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From Monday night's workshop at Los Altos Hills Town Hall, it's clear that the concern over health risks from the Lehigh Southwest Cement plant is not going away.

A popular manager for the city of Los Altos is facing allegations that he used a city credit card to rack up more than $30,000 in illicit purchases, mostly of computer laptops and tablets.

Music is a universal language. Every cultural group around the world has some form of musical tradition.

With a full year in office under his belt, Assembly member Rich Gordon of the 21st District held an open house in his Los Altos office for the public.

Los Altos native Bear Silber came up just short of eating over two pounds of Togo's pastrami sandwich in 48 minutes Saturday afternoon at the sandwich shop's location on Stevens Creek Blvd.

Wealthfront, a low-fee online financial adviser service in Palo Alto, is targeting 25- to 35-year-olds who will soon be looking for a place to put their money from the many public stock offerings expected from tech startups this year.

Open homes are slowly beginning to increase this first weekend of February, with 29 homes open this weekend.

Crudely shoveling food down one's throat while smearing juices and crumbs across one's face is not what Bear "Jughead" Silber has in mind when he steps up to two pounds of pastrami sandwich he's says he'll devour in record time at Togo's on Saturday.

County residents and watchdogs of Lehigh Southwest Cement are being asked to go on record with their thoughts on the cement facility's latest environmental impact report.

The risk of adverse health effects from the Lehigh Southwest Cement Plant on Los Altos and Los Altos Hills residents is small, a consultant retained by the cities has reported.