After a lengthy debate, the Los Altos Hills City Council rejected a plan for new construction at town hall on a narrow 3-2 vote at its first m…
The recent installation of a prefabricated home in an established south Los Altos neighborhood had neighbors perplexed by what they felt was a…
Los Altos City Council members are serious about building a new police station, even considering the prospect of putting a funding mechanism b…
Los Altos Police Chief Andy Galea announced his retirement Jan. 26 at a department-wide meeting. He plans to leave his post on or before July 1.
Parent volunteers have organized and taste-tested Los Altos’ school lunches for decades, working with local vendors, setting up lunch tables and getting meal trays in hands for a network of el…
ASKA’s flight-simulation cockpit for its drive-and-fly vehicle is ready for takeoff in the company’s downtown Los Altos showroom after debuting at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas ea…
A one-point loss at Los Gatos two days earlier took a physical toll on the Los Altos High girls basketball team, which went into Friday’s home game against Wilcox “pretty banged up,” coach Eri…
Obviously, the impact of COVID-19 was going to leave a mark on the Los Altos city budget, the focus of the city council’s recent retreat. An extensive financial report for fiscal year 2021 was on Tuesday’s council meeting agenda.
LA council: Reconsider dog park at McKenzie
Power, wealth affect laws of the land
A millennial friend of mine, touring the Gettysburg battlefield with me, asked, “Why are there all these memorials glorifying people who fought for such a terrible cause?” It was a question I had never considered despite many visits to the battlefield.
Palo Alto-based nonprofit Acterra hosted a webinar Jan. 14 educating Bay Area policy makers and residents on actions they can take in response to climate change.
