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Lime ditches bikes for scooters, leaving cities in limbo
In a feat of backpedaling, bike-share companies are swiftly pulling their fleets of rental bikes from Mountain View and a... Last comment 4 hours ago | 20 comments

Federal agency canceling grant for high-speed rail project
Officials with the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Tuesday that they are terminating an agreement worth $929... Last comment on Feb 21, 2019 at 8:19 pm | 12 comments

Should police protect Facebook's bikes?
Local law enforcement officials have been stopping people riding Facebook bikes, questioning them, and in some instances,... Last comment 6 hours ago | 25 comments

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Planning commission backs housing-heavy vision for Terra Bella
For Mountain View's Environmental Planning Commission, the Terra Bella light industrial area represents a big opportunity for housing growth, but it comes with some serious challenges.
Saturday, 8:51 AM | 1 comments

Lime ditches bikes for scooters, leaving cities in limbo
In a feat of backpedaling, bike-share companies are swiftly pulling their fleets of rental bikes from Mountain View and a host of other Bay Area cities, saying there isn't enough ridership to make the business sustainable.
Friday, 1:56 PM | 20 comments

State officials skeptical of low homeless student numbers
California is currently facing the worst homelessness crisis in recent memory, yet hundreds of the state's school districts are reporting they have no students who lack stable housing. Friday, 12:30 PM | 3 comments

Mixed picture for city budget
It was a mixed bag financially for Mountain View as elected officials reviewed the city's midyear budget last week. While local property values and tax revenues continue their ascent to all-time highs, most of the city's other revenue sources seem to be going in the opposite direction. Friday, 9:59 AM | 2 comments

Suspicious mail at Google building prompts hazmat response
U.S. postal inspectors concluded that suspicious mail sent to a Google building Wednesday was not dangerous, following a two-hour hazmat response and a street closure. Thursday, 12:26 PM | 2 comments

One displaced after apartment kitchen fire
Mountain View firefighters extinguished a small fire Wednesday that broke out in the kitchen of an apartment complex, damaging the unit and prompting an evacuation of the building. Thursday, 11:12 AM

City unveils new community center
The Mountain View Community Center reopens this Saturday, Feb. 23, following a five-year effort to expand and update the aging building for the 21st century. Thursday, 11:05 AM | 1 comments

Federal agency canceling grant for high-speed rail project
Officials with the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Tuesday that they are terminating an agreement worth $929 million for the California High-Speed Rail project. Wednesday, 9:51 AM | 12 comments

Should police protect Facebook's bikes?
Local law enforcement officials have been stopping people riding Facebook bikes, questioning them, and in some instances, arresting them and confiscating the bikes if they find that the cyclists stopped don't work for the giant social media company. Wednesday, 1:40 PM | 25 comments

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