
A cartoon rejected by The New Yorker didn’t discourage Los Altos native Amanda Legge from getting published. Along with Erica Messner, Legge founded The San Franciscan, a local independent arts and culture magazine.
A cartoon rejected by The New Yorker didn’t discourage Los Altos native Amanda Legge from getting published. Along with Erica Messner, Legge founded The San Franciscan, a local independent arts and culture magazine.
The pandemic hasn’t stopped Los Altos Girl Scouts Service Unit 608 from performing community service. The girls, ranging from kindergartners to eighth-graders, have adapted to Santa Clara County’s public health guidelines to get the job done.
Los Altos Community Foundation recently awarded $177,600 in fall grants to 31 local nonprofits and programs based in – or directly serving – the communities of Los Altos, Los Altos Hills and Mountain View.
This is the final column in a seven-part series on the effects of domestic violence.
When it comes to identifying and protecting ourselves from coercive control, education is the best form of intervention – and the earlier the better.
The Los Altos/Mountain View branch of the American Association of University Women continued its celebration of the 19th Amendment’s centennial with a Zoom social and presentation Dec. 13.
Eight years ago, former TV-reporter-turned-filmmaker Dana Nachman received a holiday gift from her mother that ultimately inspired her new holiday documentary.