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Home » Archives by category » NEWS » Local (Page 2)
PA theater, office development moves ahead
By Ileana NajarroAfter 42 years seeking a permanent home, local professional theater company TheatreWorks may finally find one, thanks to John Arrillaga’s proposal to build a theatre and office complex on University…
Impact report concluded for Redwood City campus
By Matt BettonvilleDiscussions on the public environmental impact report for the Stanford in Redwood City project closed Monday. The project will now move on to seek a recommendation from the Redwood City…
Students occupy education
By Neel ThakkarMembers of Occupy Stanford spent Thursday demonstrating in Berkeley and Oakland in support of Occupy Education, a movement protesting funding cuts of public education and tuition hikes in the University…
PA, Stanford merge dispatches
By Sarah MoorePalo Alto, Los Altos, Mountain View and Stanford will spend $2.7 million within the next year to consolidate their police dispatch services, according to Palo Alto Police Department Technical Services…
State senator unveils bill at Haas Center
By Judith PelpolaState Senator Joe Simitian M.A. ’00 (D-Palo Alto) unveiled a bill intended to help reallocate unused prescription drugs to uninsured Californians last Friday at the Haas Center for Public Service.…
McDonald House receives zoning approval
By Julia Enthoven The Ronald McDonald House at Stanford is moving forward with plans to double the size of its facilities following rezoning approval from the Palo Alto City Council on Feb. 13.…
EPA not yet ready to ‘unfriend’ Facebook
By Sarah MooreIn December, Facebook relocated its headquarters from Stanford Research Park in Palo Alto to the former headquarters of Sun Microsystems at 1601 Willow Road in Menlo Park. In the coming…
Menlo Park ‘likes’ Facebook, seeks local benefits from company
By Catherine ZawMenlo Park has been responding enthusiastically to Facebook’s proposed expansion of its headquarters, with citizens and officials expressing their support for the development. Supporters detailed a list of long-term and…
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