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With an estimated 350 people in attendance on a hot Saturday afternoon, Los Altos leaders past and present christened the new Los Altos Community Center as a facility that will

The city of Los Also has scheduled its public unveiling of the new Los Altos Community Center 2 p.m. Saturday at 97 Hillview Ave. Festivities will begin with a brief

In action that recalled the controversial Measure C, the Los Altos City Council directed city staff last week to work on zoning protections specific to the civic center after the

New Los Altos City Manager Gabriel Engeland projected an open, approachable demeanor during his virtual meet-and-greet with residents July 27. Hosted by Mayor Neysa Fligor, the meeting revealed Engeland’s commitment to resolve what he sees as the city’s budgetary shortcomings. “We have weak financial policies in place,” said Engeland, who has been praised for turning around budget woes during his four and a half years as city manager for Sierra Madre, a Southern California c...

City officials plan to officially open the doors of the new Los Altos Community Center to the public during a grand-opening celebration 2 p.m. Oct. 2. Mayor Neysa Fligor, Los Altos City Council members and others instrumental to the project’s success will unveil the addition to the civic center, followed by various activities and tours showcasing all the new community center has to offer. “This project is a culmination of many years of hard work and commitment from residents and city ...

One of Los Altos High School’s newest student groups, the Coral Reef Conservancy Project (CRCP), has set some lofty goals, including trying to help pass H.R.241, a federal bill that would provide monetary incentives for countries to fund nature conservation. “Originally, it was all just science-based, but we brought the government point of view into the club,” said CRCP co-president Simran Gupta, a junior. “We’re trying to get endorsements from other organizations and s...

‘Thugs’ comment deserves censureIt seems like only a few short months ago that Los Altos justifiably swelled with pride in overwhelmingly electing Neysa Fligor as its first Black mayor.I have

The Los Altos City Council passed a resolution early this morning (May 26) aimed at mending a gaping political wound dividing the community over a dispute between an Asian American

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State housing bills in spotlight as awareness spreads locally Written by Bruce Barton Concerned local residents continue to closely monitor the legislative paths of two pro-housing bills that some believe could be the most impactful since Proposition 13. Currently in the State Senate’s Appropriations Committee, Senate Bills 9 and 10 both would allow ministerial approvals encouraging higher-density housing that supersede local zoning regulations. SB 9, a...