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Journalism experts assess Bay Citizen deal
By Mary HarrisonDespite minor concerns as The Bay Citizen and the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) explore the possibility of a merger, editorial staff at The Bay Citizen said they are optimistic…
Alpine Trail fund expenditure uncertain
By Ileana NajarroAfter San Mateo County rejected Stanford’s proposal to spend $10 million to repair the Lower Alpine Trail in December, how these funds might be spent instead remains unclear.…
Debate continues for PAUSD
By Sarah Moore At Tuesday night’s Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) meeting, the district board continued its discussion of an achievement gap at the district’s two high schools, comparing minority student performance…
Stanford hospital enters NorCal medical alliance
By Catherine ZawStanford Hospital & Clinics has partnered with several Bay Area medical practices to form the University HealthCare Alliance (UHA), a not-for-profit medical foundation that manages medical groups.…
Ford to open research center in PA
By Kate AbbottSilicon Valley’s potential newest industry may be cars. Automotive company Ford recently announced plans to open a research innovation center in Palo Alto, joining a growing community of vehicle manufacturers…
PA responds to ‘achievement gap’
By Judith Pelpola and Neel ThakkarPalo Alto parents called for a reduction last week of the achievement gap between minority and non-minority students in the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD). Frustrated guardians voiced their…
PA City Council debates AT&T antennas
By Sarah Moore At last night’s Palo Alto City Council meeting, council members held a public hearing to decide whether to approve or reject AT&T’s plans to install 20 new antennas on city…
High-speed rail project faces setbacks
By Ileana Najarro California's High-Speed Rail (HSR) project has suffered setbacks recently, including the resignation of its director Roelof van Ark, effective in two months, on Thursday, Jan. 12. Chair of the High…
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