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During the Sept. 6 Los Altos City Council meeting, I found myself googling to understand the difference between misinformation and disinformation. Why? Because an extremist group confusingly named Los Altos

The Los Altos City Council last week approved a 50-unit, multifamily condominium project at 355 First St.

At the April 26 Los Altos City Council meeting, Mayor Anita Enander and Councilmember Lynette Lee Eng once again put the city at risk by voting against a development project

Hamstrung by mandated state laws requiring denser housing, the Los Altos City Council last week approved a four-story, 15-unit condominium project for 376 First St.

A 90-unit, all-affordable housing project – a first for Los Altos – is on schedule to come before the city’s Planning Commission and City Council in early summer. But it

Two distinctly different visions of the future played out at last week’s Los Altos City Council vote in favor of bike lanes on El Camino Real.

The Los Altos City Council narrowly approved two key items on its agenda Tuesday (March 22): buffered bike lanes along El Camino Real as part of a resurfacing project, and

Differing approaches to the city’s fight against climate change surfaced last week in a split Los Altos City Council vote over adopting a new Climate Action and Adaptation Plan.

Historical designation for American Legion Hall

The Los Altos City Council sent the developer of a proposed four-story, 50-unit condominium complex back to the drawing board last week, deeming the building looked too massive.