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After surge of applicants, Palo Alto fills seats on critical commissions - Vimarsana News

After surge of applicants, Palo Alto fills seats on critical commissions

Palo Alto welcomed new members to three critical city commissions -- a process that followed a record number of applications and an unprecedented interview process. We run down who got appointed.

After surge of applicants, Palo Alto fills seats on critical commissions - Vimarsana News

After surge of applicants, Palo Alto fills seats on critical commissions

Palo Alto welcomed new members to three critical city commissions -- a process that followed a record number of applications and an unprecedented interview process. We run down who got appointed.

Palo Alto utilities customers could see $17 a month increase - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto utilities customers could see $17 a month increase

Utility bills in Palo Alto are expected to increase this summer, though city leaders are expecting to avert the type of sharp spike that gas customers have experienced over the past two months.

Palo Alto utilities customers could see rate increase of about $17 a month - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto utilities customers could see rate increase of about $17 a month

Utility bills in Palo Alto are expected to increase this summer, though city leaders are expecting to avert the type of sharp spike that gas customers have experienced over the past two months.

After initial enthusiasm, Palo Alto considers scaling back fiber plans - Vimarsana News

After initial enthusiasm, Palo Alto considers scaling back fiber plans

Spooked by high interest rates and potential competition from AT&T, Palo Alto officials are scaling back their plans for a municipal fiber network, which under the current proposal would be limited to just a few neighborhoods.