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Interim Portola Valley Planning Director Jon Biggs to depart - Vimarsana News

Interim Portola Valley Planning Director Jon Biggs to depart

Interim Portola Valley Planning Director Jon Biggs is leaving the town this winter.

Despite calls to rethink customary council rotation, Sarah Wernikoff named mayor in Portola Valley - Vimarsana News

Despite calls to rethink customary council rotation, Sarah Wernikoff named mayor in Portola Valley

Sarah Wernikoff will serve as Portola Valley's mayor in 2024 despite some residents calling for the Town Council to reconsider its usual rotation.

Portola Valley council opts for stricter fire codes, saying improving safety is worth the cost - Vimarsana News

Portola Valley council opts for stricter fire codes, saying improving safety is worth the cost

Is protecting Portola Valley against fire dangers worth imposing costlier and more stringent regulations on its residents? The Town Council said yes, unanimously adopting new fire code regulations on Wednesday.

Portola Valley resident's lawsuit over town's environmental reviews is on hold until fall - Vimarsana News

Portola Valley resident's lawsuit over town's environmental reviews is on hold until fall

A Portola Valley resident's threatened lawsuit against the Town Council and Planning Commission if they don't rescind their votes approving environmental studies for the town's housing and safety plan, has been delayed again.

Portola Valley facing higher policing costs in new contract with San Mateo County Sheriff's Office - Vimarsana News

Portola Valley facing higher policing costs in new contract with San Mateo County Sheriff's Office

Portola Valley needs to negotiate a deal for police services with the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office for a new contract starting in September.