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Trump’s proposed tariffs, especially on China and Mexico, could hit California hard
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Google, union spend big to shape CA Legislature
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Palo Alto Weekly16h
Why no one spent more than Google to lobby California officials this summer
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Palo Alto Weekly23h
California schools chief pledges to resist cuts in funding if Trump axes U.S. Dept. of Education
California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond vowed on Friday to fight President-elect Donald Trump’s ...
Palo Alto Weekly17h
Palo Alto salutes veterans with restored flagpole
Dozens of Palo Alto residents, military veterans and their families gathered on Monday afternoon in a historic building that ...
Palo Alto Weekly12h
First large-scale solar energy and storage system to be built on Peninsula
Santa Clara County will soon have a large solar energy system in its own backyard. VCI Energy, a newcomer to the renewable ...
Palo Alto Weekly11h
ONKI Bakery brings classic French pastries with Asian flavors to Redwood City
It’s currently a one-woman show at ONKI Bakery, a new business that popped up at the Redwood City Kiwanis Farmers Market last ...
Palo Alto Weekly3h
California Senate leader calls union ‘morally bankrupt’ for opposing a vulnerable Democrat
In summary In California, Democrats rarely criticize organized labor, one of their biggest and wealthiest allies, so it’s remarkable that Democrats have harsh words against a union for attacking a ...
Palo Alto Weekly8h
Democrats still dominate California, but their voters have drifted to the right
Several decades ago, when Republicans had rough parity with Democrats as they dueled over California’s presidential electoral votes and other offices high and low, GOP strategists counted on what they ...
Palo Alto Weekly13h
Palo Alto schools deemed safe after ‘unconfirmed threats’
Students and staff at Palo Alto High and Gunn High schools were asked to shelter in place on Tuesday morning after both campuses received "unconfirmed threats," according to the Palo Alto Police ...
Palo Alto Weekly11h
What to know about Sudden Oak Death if you live on the Peninsula
From now through the end of December is the time of year to inspect your trees for Sudden Oak Death. The mold pathogen that causes Sudden Oak Death, phytophthora ramorum, is most active during wet ...
Palo Alto Weekly21h
Dispatch musician hosts film screening, fundraiser at The Guild
Brad Corrigan of the band Dispatch holds a fundraiser Nov. 13 at the The Guild. He will play a set and screen a documentary he made about a young girl living in dire conditions in Nicaragua, who also ...