Painting project to 'transform' Gunn High School
A yearslong proposal to repaint Gunn High School is moving forward with a color scheme selected with deep input from students... Last comment 1 hour ago | 15 comments

Residents prepare for expansion of parking program
Downtown Palo Alto's shifting parking landscape will undergo another tremor on April 1, when the new phase of the city's... Last comment 7 minutes ago | 43 comments

School board approves Addison donation
A plan to significantly renovate Addison Elementary School took a step forward Tuesday night with the Palo Alto school board... Last comment 8 minutes ago | 13 comments

School district shifts, again, on counseling work
Palo Alto school district staff have pivoted on an idea for a committee that would have identified a new, unified counseling... Last comment 7 hours ago | 9 comments

Toddling Through the Silicon Valley
by Cheryl Bac
So many questions
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Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Ike's Place to return to Stanford campus
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Two Decades of Kids and Counting
by Sally Torbey
Sleeping with the fish
Mar 8, 2016 | 8 comments

Invest & Innovate
by Steve Levy
Bay Area Bubble Watch: Did the Bubble Busters get Busted
Mar 8, 2016 | 9 comments

"SAP hosts GIRLsmarts4tech"
An SAP employee helps middle schoolers at the company's Palo Alto office last week during GIRLsmarts4tech, a workshop on computer science and technology. The aim was to jump-start students' interest in computer science by getting them to see the technology behind the things they use every day. Submitted by Arunima Kumar on Oct 23, 2014

School district defends dismissal of student-DNA case
The Palo Alto school district has fired back in response to an amicus brief the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice filed in support of a former Palo Alto Unified School District family who filed a lawsuit against the district after a teacher allegedly divulged that their son carries a genetic marker for cystic fibrosis. Thursday, 2:24 PM | 4 comments

Painting project to 'transform' Gunn High School

Hillary Clinton back in Atherton for another fundraiser

Ten to be honored for water conservation efforts

Teams to vie for $1 million Palo Alto Prize

Stanford all set for NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships
Cardinal corner
Fourteen Stanford athletes who have a combined 33 All-America honors will compete in seven competitions at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, which begin Friday at the Birmingham (Ala.) CrossPlex. Thursday, 7:55 PM

Menlo School baseball keeps finding ways to post victories

Priory boys, M-A girls advance in the NorCal hoop playoffs

USA roster is set for women's Olympic qualifying tourney

Cardinal men fade quickly from Pac-12 hoops spotlight

2015-16 All-West Bay Athletic League soccer teams

A dozen more Menlo School athletes commit to colleges

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot

The first thing to say about "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" is "Good on you, Tina Fey." Because this feminist war dramedy -- destined to open at fourth place in box-office receipts -- is a vanity project done right. Taking her cachet and cashing it in on wo...... Read the full review

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