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The Palo Alto City Council signaled its desire to encourage more housing on the citys southern edge on Monday night, when it gave rave reviews to a proposed condominium project at 800 San Antonio Road.

The Palo Alto City Council signaled its desire to encourage more housing on the citys southern edge on Monday night, when it gave rave reviews to a proposed condominium project at 800 San Antonio Road.

The Palo Alto City Council signaled its desire to encourage more housing on the citys southern edge on Monday night, when it gave rave reviews to a proposed condominium project at 800 San Antonio Road.

A developer has asked the city of Palo Alto for a zone change that would enable construction of a 20-condominium development next to the Town & Country Village shopping center.

Veterans Affairs officials are certainly proud of the work done at their flagship hospital in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood. But they’re also well aware of the drawbacks elderly veterans face when walking up the aptly-named “Cardiac Hill” to their appointments. “There are a lot of steep hills, and in bad weather

A developer has filed a formal application to construct a four-story building with 70 apartments and ground-floor office space on University Avenue. Of the apartments, 20% would be reserved as affordable housing.

A developer has filed a formal application to construct a four-story building with 70 apartments and ground-floor office space on University Avenue. Of the apartments, 20% would be reserved as affordable housing.

Despite COVID-19, Palo Alto made significant progress this year on numerous goals that preceded the pandemic. We take a look back at some of the trends that have defined City Hall over the past 12 months.

Despite COVID-19, Palo Alto made significant progress this year on numerous goals that preceded the pandemic. We take a look back at some of the trends that have defined City Hall over the past 12 months.

Why is Palo Alto so far behind Mountain View in affordable housing production and what can both cities do to improve their efforts? The Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury explores these questions in a new report.