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Caltrain plans for 4-track segments complicate Palo Alto's effort to redesign rail crossings - Vimarsana News

Caltrain plans for 4-track segments complicate Palo Alto's effort to redesign rail crossings

California's high-speed rail system may be more than a decade away from completion, but the beleaguered project is casting a growing shadow over Palo Alto's plans to separate its streets from its rail tracks.

Caltrain plans for 4-track segments complicate Palo Alto's effort to redesign rail crossings - Vimarsana News

Caltrain plans for 4-track segments complicate Palo Alto's effort to redesign rail crossings

California's high-speed rail system may be more than a decade away from construction, but the beleaguered project is casting a growing shadow over Palo Alto's plans to separate its streets from its rail tracks.

Police: Five-car collision on Alma Street resulted in major damage, largely minor injuries - Vimarsana News

Police: Five-car collision on Alma Street resulted in major damage, largely minor injuries

A series of collisions involving five cars took place on Friday, Nov. 17 at 1:46 p.m. at the 2400 block of Alma Street, between Colorado Avenue and Oregon Expressway, Palo Alto police told this publication.

Around Town: biking feedback, making street fixes permanent and firefighters remembered - Vimarsana News

Around Town: biking feedback, making street fixes permanent and firefighters remembered

In this week's Around Town column, the city seeks feedback on bicycling, Crescent Park may keep its roundabout and Palo Alto firefighters remember their own.

Letters to the editor - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor

Letters sent to the Palo Alto Weekly editor this week concern the future of California Avenue.