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Voters went to the polls to decide on Palo Alto’s Measure K. The measure will add a new Business tax to fund the city and it appears headed to victory.

Arts by Heather Zimmerman / Palo Alto Weekly Uploaded: Wed, Oct 19, 2022, 6:06 pm 0 Time to read: about 5 minutes "Orchestrating Change," one of UNAFF's opening night films, tells the story of the world's only orchestra created by people living with mental illness. Courtesy Orchestrating Change film.Much has changed since the United Nations

The United Nations Association Film Festival, marking its 25th anniversary, has grown tremendously over the years, but its focus remains the same: uplifting human rights issues. The festival runs Oct. 20-30 at various Peninsula venues.

The United Nations Association Film Festival, marking its 25th anniversary, has grown tremendously over the years, but its focus remains the same: uplifting human rights issues. The festival runs Oct. 20-30 at various Peninsula venues.

With youth at the forefront, a group of 60 climate activists rallied in front of Palo Alto City Hall on Sept. 23 to demand that the citys elected officials take urgent action to address the global climate crisis.

With youth at the forefront, a group of 60 climate activists rallied in front of Palo Alto City Hall on Sept. 23 to demand that the citys elected officials take urgent action to address the global climate crisis.

New hires and promotions in the Seacoast business community.

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority has agreed to pay retirement benefits to the families of workers killed in a mass shooting last May, including a Dublin man, to make sure theyre taken care of for years to come.

VTA has agreed to pay retirement benefits to the families of workers killed in last year's yard shooting.

A Sandy Springs police officer is being thanked for going above and beyond Monday to help a woman deliver her baby.