Updated 12:34 p.m. Jan. 28
Video surveillance from a Los Altos Hills resident’s home may be the key to helping Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office detectives uncover the identity of the two individuals who tried to carjack the victim in her driveway earlier this month.
Updated 12:41 p.m. Jan. 28
Authorities don't expect to receive autopsy results for another three to four weeks in the Jan. 17 death of a Los Altos High School graduate, an employee from the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner's office said Monday.
Several California Senate and Assembly bills traveled through the State Legislature and became law Jan. 1. In recent weeks, the Town Crier has highlighted new legislation and its ramifications, categorized by topic. Part 1 centered on housing, part 2 addressed workplace standards and in part 3 this week, the focus is on sexual assault.
As part of a continuing effort to live more sustainably, Palo Alto resident Sandra Slater began cooking with an induction hot plate and traveling by public transportation.
She was riding the train to Mountain View one day recently when she suddenly feared she had left her new appliance on. Slater’s go-to friends were unavailable, but she managed to reach a new acquaintance, a neighbor who checked Slater’s home and assured her all was well.
Several California Senate and Assembly bills traveled through the State Legislature and became law Jan. 1. The Town Crier is highlighting new legislation and its ramifications, categorized by topic. Part 1, which ran last week, focused on housing. Part 2 centers on workplace standards.
Several Senate and Assembly bills traveled through the California State Legislature and became law Jan. 1. In the coming weeks, the Town Crier will revive a series from last year, “I’m Just a Bill,” to highlight new legislation and its ramifications categorized by topic. Part 1 in the series focuses on housing.
