About Kevin
Kevin Forestieri is an assistant editor with the Mountain View Voice and The Almanac, joining the company in 2014 as a reporter for the Voice. Kevin has covered local and regional stories on housing, education and health care, including extensive coverage of Santa Clara County's mental health system. He participated in a fellowship with USC Annenberg's Center for Health Journalism.Kevin grew up in the Bay Area, leaving for a brief stint to attend Humboldt State University. He graduated in 2013 with a bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication.
Stories by Kevin
Mountain View Whisman looks to renew school parcel tax in upcoming election
Seeking to hang on to a valuable and secure source of funding for school services, the Mountain View Whisman School District plans to pursue a ballot measure to replace its expiring $191 parcel tax.[Friday, October 6, 2023]
Complete streets, traffic safety and long-awaited fixes to El Camino included in Mountain View's upcoming capital projects
Those weary of dodging potholes on bumpy rides down El Camino Real finally have some hope in sight, as badly needed repaving -- along with other improvements -- are on the way, starting in the fall.[Tuesday, April 18, 2023]
In last-minute surge of applications, 10 people seek a spot on the Mountain View City Council
Following a surge in last-minute applications, a total of 10 residents are now vying for a spot on the Mountain View City Council as the city looks to appoint a replacement for Council member Sally Lieber later this month.[Thursday, January 19, 2023]
Mountain View City Council approves plan to replace rent-controlled apartments with low-income units
The Mountain View City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a new policy in which rent-controlled apartments that are demolished for redevelopment must be replaced with units affordable to low-income residents.[Wednesday, September 14, 2022]
With lawsuit resolved, Mountain View will start enforcing its RV parking ban next month
After years of delays caused by a voter referendum, a lawsuit and a major undertaking to install thousands of signs, the city of Mountain View is finally set to enforce its RV parking restrictions starting Oct. 1.[Thursday, September 1, 2022]
Mountain View City Council reluctantly approves downtown office project next door to City Hall
The Mountain View City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday night to approve a four-story downtown office building, but not without serious reservations that the project was a poor fit for the future vision of Castro Street.[Wednesday, August 31, 2022]
Mountain View reaches settlement agreement over RV parking ban lawsuit
The city of Mountain View announced Wednesday that it has reached a tentative settlement with plaintiffs in a case challenging the city's RV parking ordinances, which prohibit oversized vehicles from parking on most city streets.[Wednesday, August 31, 2022]
Woman charged with hate crime after attacking teen wearing a hijab in Mountain View
A woman accused of attacking an 18-year-old woman in downtown Mountain View and calling her a terrorist has been charged with a hate crime, the Santa Clara County District Attorney's office announced Tuesday.[Tuesday, August 30, 2022]
Landlords up in arms over potential changes to Mountain View's rent control regulations
Landlords came out in full force to Mountain View's Rental Housing Committee meeting last week to protest what they call an unfair and illegal proposal that would suppress future rent increases if concessions are granted to tenants.[Tuesday, May 31, 2022]
Mountain View expands network of streets where RV parking is banned, but ends most overnight restrictions
The Mountain View City Council approved parking regulations this week that further limit where oversized vehicles can park, while also opening the door for them to relocate to streets that previously prohibited overnight parking.[Thursday, May 26, 2022]
