Year in review: 2023's fighting words
Five words -- universally benign but locally loaded -- fueled some of Palo Alto's biggest debates of the year.
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Five words -- universally benign but locally loaded -- fueled some of Palo Alto's biggest debates of the year.
Palo Alto resident Ben Lenail received a jarring reminder of the danger that trees can pose to humans when a large oak fell on him as he and his golden retriever were out in Rinconada Park on Oct. 24.
When Palo Alto asked local churches to open their parking lots to people who live in their cars, city leaders saw it as a small solution to the giant problem of homelessness. Pleased with the results, they're now looking to expand it.
Palo Alto's plans to create a new housing hub on a stretch of El Camino Real received rave reviews this week from area developers, though some planning commissioners raised concerns about community impacts.
Palo Alto's plans to create a new housing hub on a stretch of El Camino Real received rave reviews this week from area developers, though some planning commissioners raised concerns about community impacts.