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Palo Alto’s long-awaited renovation of car-free California Avenue is being delayed by a month after the street’s new bollards were held up in customs as they were on the way to California from Vietnam. The union representing frontline VTA workers in Silicon Valley put the transit… With cuts to federal staff and uncerta
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As costs rise, Palo Alto scales back rail redesign plans
5+ day, 48+ min ago (609+ words) After more than a decade of designing, debating and dreaming of grade separation at three local rail crossings, Palo Alto’s elected leaders are preparing to narrow their scope and focus their energy on one location: Charleston Road. But as members…...
Around Town: Chasing dreams, celebrating a legacy
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (665+ words) Gennady Sheyner is the editor of Palo Alto Weekly and Palo Alto Online. As a former staff writer, he has won awards for his coverage of elections, land use, business, technology and breaking news. Gennady grew up in San Francisco…...
Palo Alto nears critical juncture in rail redesign plan
2+ week, 4+ day ago (830+ words) After more than a decade of debating and designing, Palo Alto is approaching a critical juncture in its plan to redesign the rail corridor, a critical and complex project with a price tag that now hovers above $1.5 billion, according to…...
'Poised for growth': A brief history of Woodland Park
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1040+ words) The tension between the city’s legacy of affordability and pressures for gentrification is nearly as old as the city itself. Residents of East Palo Alto, many of whom are Black and Latino, originally moved to the city after facing exclusion…...
A neighborhood in limbo: Woodland Park residents organize amid redevelopment plans
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1609+ words) Roland Guidry moved to East Palo Alto as a child in 1962, two decades before it officially became a city. He attended the now shuttered Ravenswood High School. He met his wife in the city. People were friendly, left their doors…...