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Rumors fly about potential closure of Mountain View’s Cinemark Century 16 movie theater
It appears the Cinemark Century 16 movie theater along Shoreline Boulevard in Mountain View will soon close its doors, although Cinemark has not confirmed the decision.
Objecting to cost increase, Los Altos Hills reluctantly agrees to sheriff contract
Los Altos Hills, Cupertino and Saratoga are all questioning the cost of having the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office continue to provide law enforcement duties within their boundaries.
South Bay coalition wants to protect workers from tech
From artificial intelligence to algorithmic surveillance, recent tech advances are rapidly reshaping the workplace. South Bay labor leaders are alarmed — and drawing together an industry-spanning coalition intended to give workers more say in how these technologies are deployed.
From a spot specializing in lemongrass pork to an acclaimed deli opening in a train depot, these new Peninsula delis should be on your radar
While many Peninsula delis are longtime favorites, a number of Peninsula sandwich spots have debuted in recent months, with more coming soon.
Redwood City pup Pinky takes second place in World’s Ugliest Dog Contest
Redwood City resident Pinky has a beauty that you might call … unconventional. In fact, the senior mutt – an albino Pomeranian/Chihuahua mix with patchy fur, sensitive pink skin and a piglet-esque vibe – recently won second place in the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest, held on Aug. 14.
‘The crumb is crack’: Belmont resident recreates 1969 coffee cake recipe, organizes food market
A monthly Artisan Garden Market at Ladera Garden & Gifts brings together various cottage food businesses.
How Palo Alto’s newest housing projects are testing the limits of what can be built
Palo Alto has long struggled to add enough housing, particularly affordable homes, under some of the region’s most restrictive zoning rules. Six projects now moving through the city’s development pipeline are using state housing laws, new zoning tools and public-private partnerships to add hundreds of homes. Here’s where each project stands and why it could matter for Palo Alto’s housing future.
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