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City makes plans for delivery bots to return to Mountain ViewThe bots are coming back to town, for the third time, in an updated pilot program that once again would allow automated delivery devices on the city’s sidewalks, crosswalks and possibly its bike lanes.
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Holiday spirit comes to downtown Mountain ViewThe holiday season was in full swing in downtown Mountain View on Monday, Dec. 4, as hundreds packed into the Civic Center Plaza for the annual community tree lighting celebration.
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County commits $31M to affordable housing projects in Mountain View, Palo AltoTaking steps to address the region’s housing crisis, Santa Clara County has committed $47.4 million to help pay for six affordable housing developments, with $31.4 million allocated for projects in Mountain View and Palo Alto.
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City Council approves more expensive $200M design for Mountain View's new public safety buildingMountain View is pushing forward with plans to build a new public safety building that aims to serve the community for the next 50 years, with the council approving a $200 million design.
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Mountain View takes steps to eliminate fatal traffic collisions by 2030Mountain View is taking steps to make its Vision Zero policy a reality, picking a consultant to help strategize ways to eliminate traffic fatalities and make it safer to walk and bike in the city.
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Mountain View Voice launches annual Holiday Fund campaign with $100K goalThe annual Mountain View Voice Holiday Fund campaign is getting underway this week with the aim of raising much-needed funds for local nonprofits that provide a safety net for families, children and adults in need on the Peninsula.
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Carols for a Cause holds annual show for local nonprofitsLos Altos High School student Julia Fung organizes a concert of performers ages 11-19 to raise funds for local nonprofits. Carols for a Cause performs Dec. 10 at the Palo Alto Art Center.
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Arts briefs: Kitka's 'Wintersongs,' 'The Christmas Ballet,' CSMA concert and moreThis week, hear Kitka's "Wintersongs," catch Smuin's "The Christmas Ballet" and learn the stories behind popular holiday songs at Stanford Live. Plus Terrapin Family Band, CSMA Merit Scholars Concert and Palo Alto Philharmonic.
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It's a 'Holiday Ordeal' with Storm Large at StanfordSinger-songwriter Storm Large may mark the season in ways that are spicier than most, but her show also makes room for miracles and a big helping of goodwill. Stanford Live presents Large's "Holiday Ordeal" Dec. 8-9.
Mountain View makes plans for robots to return to city sidewalks, potentially bigger and faster than before
The bots are coming back to town, for the third time, in an updated pilot program that once again would allow automated delivery... Last comment on Dec 6, 2023 at 6:18 am | 7 comments
Mountain View takes steps to eliminate fatal traffic collisions by 2030
Mountain View is taking steps to make its Vision Zero policy a reality, picking a consultant to help strategize ways to eliminate... Last comment on Dec 4, 2023 at 3:42 pm | 5 comments
Guest Opinion: Shoreline's tax district will meet Mountain View's evolving needs for generations to come
This week, Mountain View Mayor Alison Hicks describes the transformative power of the Shoreline Regional Park District, and... Last comment on Dec 6, 2023 at 9:37 pm | 5 comments
With home prices rapidly appreciating nationwide over the past year, the federal government has decided to raise the limits for loans it backs in 2024 to $1.149 million in most counties in the San Francisco Bay Area. Wednesday, 5:24 PM
Home Briefs: 'Tis the season for decked-out homes, holiday plant sales and 'winter flora' hikes
Ask a Master Gardener: Tired of poinsettias? Try these festive plants for your Christmas decorations
Home Sales: Custom home with 2 pools sells for $40M in Atherton
Cramped 1960s Blossom Valley rancher gets open floor plan that extends outdoors
Income of typical U.S. homebuyer sees highest annual jump on record
Community organizations turn to rain gardens to prevent flooding in East Palo Alto
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by The Peninsula Foodist
One Love Cafe opens in downtown San Bruno with local goods and a ‘home away from home feel’
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Couple's Net
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The Food Party!
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An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
Banning the public from PA City Hall
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A pedestrian who was fatally struck by a vehicle in a Walmart parking lot early Monday morning was identified by the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner's Office Friday, 12:40 PM
Stanford Center on Longevity looks at living a good, long life
Mail carrier injured during strong-arm robbery in Palo Alto
Legislative analyst: State to face $58 billion, three-year budget deficit
Dog trainer is charged in disappearance of Palo Alto German shepherd, who is presumed dead
Evan Low, Julie Lythcott-Haims join race for Eshoo's seat in Congress
HMB Art & Pumpkin Festival brings back traditions Oct. 14 & 15
For Los Altos High School student Julia Fung, the holidays bring more than just good food and fun with friends and with family. The enterprising 16-year-old is busy planning her annual concert that raises funds for local nonprofits. Friday, 12:59 PM
Storm Large brings her 'lounge-core' holiday show to Stanford Live
Arts briefs: Kitka's 'Wintersongs,' 'The Christmas Ballet,' CSMA holiday concert and more
Inside the Peninsula bakery crafting a gluten-free version of a San Francisco staple
For the love of local literature: A roundup of new reads
Peninsula dining destinations offering fireside seats
Inside Margo Cilker’s new album, ‘Valley of Heart’s Delight’
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