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ExpansionWire: Super Duper to Open New Downtown Spot
Local burger chain Super Duper , which currently has five locations in S.F. and Mill Valley, is eyeing a sixth at Mission and Spear Streets.
A 58-year-old Palo Alto bicyclist was thrown 8 to 10 feet in the air and was injured in a collision with a vehicle on Alpine Road near Interstate 280 on Sunday morning, June 9, according to the California Highway Patrol and the Woodside Fire Protection District.
PAUSD quietly reverses decision on refunds of illegal summer fees,...
All parents who paid summer school tuition to PAUSD for 2013 will automatically receive full refunds, according to a statement by superintendent Kevin Skelly and confirmed by a source close to the district.
James Franco launches crowdsourcing project for 'Palo Alto Stories'
James Franco may have just starred in Oz The Great And Powerful , one of the biggest hits of 2013 so far, but the paycheck from the movie must not have been big enough for him to make his new pet project, a film version of his Palo Alto book.
Boy, 6, dies after mauled by family dog in Union City
A 6-year-old boy died Monday after being mauled by a family dog, a pit bull mix, at a Union City home, police said Tuesday.
Palo Alto High School principal resigns
Palo Alto High School Principal Phil Winston Monday announced he had resigned from the job he's held for the past three years, saying he wants to protect his physical health.
Pit Bull Mauls 6-Year-Old Boy in Union City
A 6-year-old boy who was mauled by a pit bull in Union City on Monday morning has died, prompting an investigation.
Roadshow: Repaving 101 outside Morgan Hill is years away
A Yep, Mrs. Roadshow and I made that trek not too long ago. I don't think our poor Prius has recovered.
Palo Alto City Council backs controversial housing project
After three lengthy discussions and a "weekend summit," the Palo Alto City Council unanimously voted late Monday night to approve a nonprofit organization's controversial request for a zoning change to build a mix of market-rate and affordable senior housing at Maybell and Clemo avenues.
Palo Alto bids farewell to popular planning director
Palo Alto on Monday gave an emotional sendoff to Planning Director Curtis Williams, whose mild-mannered leadership, passion for community engagement and encyclopedic knowledge of local zoning laws won praise from even some of the city's most vehement land-use critics.
Matching agreement in the works for Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo rebuild
The board of directors of the Friends of the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo announced Monday that it is working with the Peery Foundation to create a matching gift challenge for rebuilding the facility as part of the master planning project for Rinconada Park.
Two public meetings to cover downtown parking
Palo Alto will present potential plans for parking in the downtown area at a pair of community meetings scheduled for June 18 and 19 at 7 p.m. The meetings, held in the council chambers at City Hall, will cover possible plans for residential parking restrictions and/or permit parking programs in the Downtown North and South neighborhoods, according ... (more)
Restaurant news: Va de Vi chef opens Chalkboard
Va de bye: If you wondered what had become of Shane McAnelly, the Oakley native who was exec chef at Walnut Creek's much loved Va de Vi up until December, here's an update.
Jim Harbaugh: High School Yearbook Photos Show Not Much Has Changed But the Short Shorts
Jim Harbaugh, Class of '82 at Palo Alto High School. His father was an assistant coach at Stanford at the time .
Yoga teachers mark solstice with free session
Taking a page from the Summer Solstice yoga fest in New York's Times Square, five local yoga teachers will hold a free, public, outdoor yoga session Friday, June 21. Palo Alto yoga teacher Manjiri Subhash, who "grew up around yoga" in India, urges yoga practitioners of all levels to unroll their mats in Rinconada Park from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on the ... (more)
Friends of the Palo Alto Library
Won't you consider contributing a few hours a week to help keep our five Palo Alto libraries up-to-date and thriving? Friends of the Palo Alto Library's monthly sales of donated books and media raise much-needed funds to purchase new books, furniture, technology, and special programs.
At 90, Palo Altan looks back on service, philanthropy
Herb Kaiser, World War II veteran and a medical philanthropist, celebrated his 90th birthday on Saturday, June 8, at his midtown Palo Alto home with neighbors, family and a white sheet cake that read "90 wow!" At his birthday party, Kaiser thanked the small gathering in his living room for attending.
Harassment of students -- Feds Slam PAUSD for Bullying/Hostile Environment/Retaliation
Web Link was published in the Palo Alto Weekly today. It indicates that the Federal government has stepped in and determined that Palo Alto Unified staff failed to do their jobs to prevent bullying of special education students with disabilities in their district.