County Accuses Bay Area Sheriff Of Affair With Staffer And Punishing Whistleblowers
By Albert Gregory
Stanford researchers develop new tool to measure biological age
By Andrew Ethan Zeng
Palo Alto: Man arrested Sunday on suspicion of assault after allegedly throwing table at passerby
By Caelyn Pender
At Big Basin, new campgrounds, trails and a visitors center rise from the ashes of the CZU fire
By Max Chun
Guest opinion: Here are the stories we are not hearing
By Guest Contributor
The Girls’ Middle School looks to grow in new ‘forever home’
By Lisa Marie Moreno
The hot spots we omitted from our guide to new Bay Area restaurants
By MacKenzie Fegan
The Chai Lab gives Menlo Park’s Roshni Madhvani a chance to blend her love of tea, science and books
By Karla Kane
Store for curious palate set to open in Los Altos this fall
By Christina Casillas
Mountain View weighs El Monte ‘road diet’ after pedestrian fatalities
By Emily Margaretten
Spotted: Hawk on a morning walk
By Linda Hubbard
East Palo Alto pauses parking program amid protests
By Lisa Marie Moreno
'The science needs to be funded’: Redwood City teen advocating for diabetes research in DC
By Angela Swartz
Sunnyvale’S Retail Protection Plan Falls Short
By Berkeley Sakura C.
Mountain View firefighters put out residential blaze on Castro Street
By Emily Margaretten
East Palo Alto lands state funds amid budget deficit
By Lisa Marie Moreno
Los Gatos, Saratoga map out fire hazard areas with help from the state
By Nollyanne Delacruz
This endangered mint plant is native to only one place in the world: Edgewood Preserve
By Grace Gormley
Park smartly: Los Altos partners with parking enforcement agency
By Christina Casillas
Return of Campbell summer concerts a boon for businesses
By Annalise Freimarck
Gun Buyback Event Happening In Belmont
By Patch Staff
Palo Alto fights claim that it can’t convert parking lot to housing
By Gennady Sheyner
As Trump Hopes to Yank $4 Billion From California High-Speed Rail, State Looks for Private Funding
By Joe Kukura
Bay Area events calendar for July 11 weekly editions
By Jake Richardson
2 Palo Alto cats having trouble adjusting to new catio
By Joan Gail Morris
New building reforms change pace of San Jose development
Joyce Chu
- San Jose officials are celebrating the rollback of a long-standing environmental law.
- The law required governments to evaluate and publicize the environmental impacts of a project.
- With new reforms, projects will be less likely to be halted for not having a detailed environmental impact report.
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Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce Ready for World Spotlight
By Carolyn Schuk