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Goodbye, Columbus Day? Palo Alto debates holiday's complex legacy - Vimarsana News

Goodbye, Columbus Day? Palo Alto debates holiday's complex legacy

They wanted to celebrate holidays, not debate them. But as Palo Alto officials prepare to honor Dolores Huerta, Juneteenth and other notable leaders and dates, they are still figuring out what to do about Christopher Columbus.

Goodbye, Columbus Day? Palo Alto debates holiday's complex legacy - Vimarsana News

Goodbye, Columbus Day? Palo Alto debates holiday's complex legacy

They wanted to celebrate holidays, not debate them. But as Palo Alto officials prepare to honor Dolores Huerta, Juneteenth and other notable leaders and dates, they are still figuring out what to do about Christopher Columbus.

State bill would restore public access to police radio communications - Vimarsana News

State bill would restore public access to police radio communications

Police departments throughout California would be required to make their radio communications accessible to the press and the public under new legislation proposed by State Sen. Josh Becker.

Becker bill would restore public access to police radio communications - Vimarsana News

Becker bill would restore public access to police radio communications

Police departments throughout California would be required to make their radio communications accessible to the press and the public under new legislation proposed by state Sen. Josh Becker.

Becker bill would restore public access to police radio communications - Vimarsana News

Becker bill would restore public access to police radio communications

Police departments throughout California would be required to make their radio communications accessible to the press and the public under new legislation proposed by state Sen. Josh Becker.