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Los Altos Hills has hesitantly decided to continue its use of 40 automated license plate readers throughout town after a one-year review of the system.

The Los Altos Hills City Council voted unanimously at its meeting Thursday to extend the controversial automatic license plate reader program for an additional year after the 60-day pilot period

The Los Altos Hills City Council approved the review criteria for its automatic license plate reader pilot program at its meeting Thursday.

Los Altos Hills’ recent investment in crime-deterring automatic license plate readers is already paying dividends.

The first 10 automatic license plate readers are now active across Los Altos Hills.

Los Altos Hills has nothing to hide. Pretty much anything anyone would want to know about the town’s soon-to-be-deployed automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs, including their locations, will eventually

Los Altos Hills’ garbage collection contract with GreenWaste Recovery, perhaps the most contentious topic in recent town history, is creeping back onto the local grapevine with news of the company’s

While incidents of grand theft in Los Altos Hills have increased 125% this year compared to last, such crime is so infrequent in town that any deviation in the data

The council discussed last week appropriate penalties for any potential misuse of automatic license plate reader (APLR) data. The council approved an ordinance May 20 that adds ALPRs to the

Los Altos Hills license plate reader, town hall addition projects advance Megan V. Winslow/Town Crier File Photo The Los Altos Hills City Council recently awarded a contract to expand town hall, above. Los Altos Hills will proceed with an agreement to install 40 automatic license plate readers throughout town at a cost of $110,000 during the first year of operation, city council members unanimously agreed Thursday during their regular monthly meeting. If a free, 60-day pilot program with F...