Palo Alto Police Seek Suspect In Armed Robbery Of Ice Cream ParlorA search is underway for a man suspected of an armed robbery at an ice cream parlor in Palo Alto Monday night.
COVID Schools: Palo Alto Teachers Voice Concern About Plans To Reopen In MarchThe Palo Alto Unified School District is speeding towards a reopening of in-person, classroom instruction at all grade levels starting March 1.
Palo Alto Liquor Store License Suspended Indefinitely Over Repeated Sales To MinorsState officials have indefinitely suspended the license of a liquor store in Palo Alto this week, over repeated alcohol sales to minors.
Palo Alto Police: Woman Strikes Man With Laptop In Hate Crime AttackPolice in Palo Alto have arrested a woman on hate crime and assault charges after she allegedly attacked a man over his nationality in the city's downtown Friday night.
Palo Alto's Foothills Park Opening To All For 1st Time In Decades After Referendum Campaign FailsFoothills Park in Palo Alto is set to open to people who live outside the city for the first time in decades, after a referendum campaign challenging the City Council’s decision to open up access failed.
Palo Alto Residents Launch Referendum Campaign Challenging Plan To Open Foothills Park To Non-ResidentsA group of Palo Alto residents have launched a referendum campaign challenging the City Council's recent decision to end the decades-long ban on non-resident access to Foothills Park, which could revive a lawsuit against the city.
2 More Palo Alto Residents Report Overnight Attempted Break-Ins At Their HomesPolice in Palo Alto have announced two more reports of attempted home break-ins this week as the city deals with a rise in overnight burglaries.
Palo Alto Police Increase Patrols After Recent Overnight Home Break-InsPalo Alto police said they are increasing patrols and urge residents to secure side gates and keep doors and windows locked overnight following a series of recent break-ins.
Palo Alto Considers Opening Up Access To Residents-Only Foothills Park Amid ACLU LawsuitOfficials in Palo Alto are expected to consider a proposal that would open access to Foothills Park to the general public, as the city faces a lawsuit over the park's residents-only requirement.
School Reopenings: Study Finds Low Infection Rates Among In-Person Classes So FarSchool bells are still largely silent around the Bay Area and California as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on. The question is, is it safe to get in person learning started again?
2 Suspects Sought In Palo Alto Home Burglary, Vehicle Theft SpreePolice in Palo Alto are seeking two people suspected in a crime spree early Monday that involved two home burglaries while people were sleeping inside and a stolen vehicle.
Palo Alto Attempted Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Officer Uses Stun GunA Palo Alto police officer used a stun gun on a man suspected of attempting to carjack a woman outside a coffee shop early Sunday morning.
ACLU Sues Palo Alto Over Residents-Only Access To Foothills ParkThe American Civil Liberties Union has sued the city of Palo Alto over its decades-long policy restricting Foothills Park to residents only, calling the policy unconstitutional and racist.
Proposed COVID-19 Surcharge Could Be A Lifeline For Struggling Palo Alto RestaurantsRestaurants in Palo Alto struggling to keep their doors open during the coronavirus pandemic could be getting a lifeline.