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City denies liability claims made by parents of drowned Mountain View 9-year-old - Vimarsana News

City denies liability claims made by parents of drowned Mountain View 9-year-old

Pedro Rivera and Laura Gonzalez filed claims against the city of Mountain View on Sept. 2, each seeking $7.6 million for emotional distress and other damages. Both claims were denied Oct. 11.

Two family members arrested in July drowning death of Mountain View 9-year-old - Vimarsana News

Two family members arrested in July drowning death of Mountain View 9-year-old

Following the drowning death of a 9-year-old Mountain View boy in July, police announced that two family members have been arrested on suspicion of child endangerment.

Mountain View Whisman set to begin school year with mask mandate still in place - Vimarsana News

Mountain View Whisman set to begin school year with mask mandate still in place

When students and teachers kick off the new school year tomorrow, Aug. 10, in the Mountain View Whisman School District, masks will remain a requirement while indoors. That's a departure from most other districts in the area.

Officials identify Mountain View child who drowned, community rallies to support the family - Vimarsana News

Officials identify Mountain View child who drowned, community rallies to support the family

The investigation is ongoing into the drowning death last week of a 9-year-old Mountain View boy, who officials have identified as Ayden Rivera Gonzalez.

Holiday Fund: Long in the works, CSMA's new wing will serve more students - Vimarsana News

Holiday Fund: Long in the works, CSMA's new wing will serve more students

The Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA) saw at least 15 years' worth of planning bear fruit this fall with the opening of the new Roy and Ruth Rogers classroom wing.