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Frances Dias, Palo Alto's first female mayor, dies at 100 - Vimarsana News

Frances Dias, Palo Alto's first female mayor, dies at 100

Frances Dias, who served as Palo Alto's first female mayor during one the city's most politically turbulent periods, died on Nov. 9, according to her family. She was 100.

At long last, Palo Alto home under construction for 16 years is nearly finished - Vimarsana News

At long last, Palo Alto home under construction for 16 years is nearly finished

After 16 years of construction, the long-awaited completion of a single-family home in Palo Alto's Southgate neighborhood is on the horizon. The chain-link fence is gone and finishing touches are being wrapped up.

At long last, Palo Alto home under construction for 16 years is nearly finished - Vimarsana News

At long last, Palo Alto home under construction for 16 years is nearly finished

After 16 years of construction, the long-awaited completion of a single-family home in Palo Alto's Southgate neighborhood is on the horizon. The chain-link fence is gone and finishing touches are being wrapped up.

Is Palo Alto ready for campaign finance reform? - Vimarsana News

Is Palo Alto ready for campaign finance reform?

Everyone agrees that there's too much money in Palo Alto politics, even those who benefit the most from this trend. As advocates push to limit campaign spending, they face resistance from city leaders.

Is Palo Alto ready for campaign finance reform? - Vimarsana News

Is Palo Alto ready for campaign finance reform?

Everyone agrees that there's too much money in Palo Alto politics, even those who benefit the most from this trend. As advocates push to limit campaign spending, they face resistance from city leaders.