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At first glance, Los Altos’ family-friendly mission statement seems wholesome and appropriate. But some council members find it exclusionary.

For years, state law had limited Los Altos City Council salaries to $300 a month. A new law allows for that figure to increase dramatically, prompting council members to review

The Los Altos City Council voted last week to direct city staff to review proposed amendments to current city municipal codes that could be preventing wireless providers from improving coverage

Over the impassioned pleas of orchard preservationists, the Los Altos City Council last week approved a new Los Altos main library expansion plan that will use space intended for a

After what will be 32 years in Congress, U.S. Rep. Anna Eshoo plans to retire at the end of her term in January 2025. The long-serving Democrat announced Tuesday morning

Numerous speakers at last week’s Los Altos City Council meeting argued on behalf of Israel and Palestine as council members mulled a resolution that would condemn the recent Hamas terrorist

Numerous speakers at last week’s Los Altos City Council meeting argued on behalf of Israel and Palestine as council members mulled a resolution that would condemn the recent Hamas terrorist

Numerous speakers at Tuesday’s (Nov. 14) Los Altos City Council meeting argued both sides of the Israeli/Hamas conflict as council members mulled a resolution that would condemn the recent terrorist

Numerous speakers at Tuesday’s (Nov. 14) Los Altos City Council meeting argued both sides of the Israeli/Hamas conflict as council members mulled a resolution that would condemn terrorist attacks and

Setting aside concerns from city staff, the Palo Alto City Council officially endorsed on Monday an effort to create a new Joint Powers Authority that would advocate on behalf of all Santa Clara County cities and towns.