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Like most California mayors, new Atherton mayor's focus is getting housing plan across the finish line - Vimarsana News

Like most California mayors, new Atherton mayor's focus is getting housing plan across the finish line

Diana Hawkins-Manuelian, in her first term as mayor of Atherton, wants to finalize the town's eight-year housing plan.

Hundreds gather for 'Love Our Earth Festival' in Atherton to celebrate Earth Day - Vimarsana News

Hundreds gather for 'Love Our Earth Festival' in Atherton to celebrate Earth Day

Atherton partnered with nearby cities to offer a much bigger Earth Day celebration this year, drawing hundreds to check out sustainable food, cooking demos and electric cars.

Atherton looking to ban gas-powered leaf blowers next summer - Vimarsana News

Atherton looking to ban gas-powered leaf blowers next summer

Town officials are drafting an ordinance, that will come back to the City Council in April.

Bill Widmer will serve as Atherton's mayor in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Bill Widmer will serve as Atherton's mayor in 2023

The Atherton City Council chose a new mayor and vice mayor for 2023 and said 'goodbye' to an outgoing council member.

Seeking to curb emissions, Atherton is gradually phasing out gas, while Portola Valley takes a stricter approach - Vimarsana News

Seeking to curb emissions, Atherton is gradually phasing out gas, while Portola Valley takes a stricter approach

Atherton is taking a gradual approach to going all-electric to curb the use of natural gas, offering exemptions for residents who don't want to give up their gas stoves. Meanwhile, Portola Valley's new rules have fewer loopholes.