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Sustainable Development and Land Use Update 12.20.23 | Allen Matkins - Vimarsana News

Sustainable Development and Land Use Update 12.20.23 | Allen Matkins

The California Coastal Commission unanimously voted last Thursday to issue $4.7 million in fines to the Rio Del Mar Beach Island Homeowners Association. The violations, accruing since...

Sustainable Development and Land Use Update - July 2022 #4 | Allen Matkins - Vimarsana News

Sustainable Development and Land Use Update - July 2022 #4 | Allen Matkins

San Francisco mayor vetoes law to end single-family zoning, arguing it will actually hurt housing production - San Francisco Chronicle – July 21 - San Francisco Mayor London Breed...

Voice honored in statewide California Journalism Awards for its work in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Voice honored in statewide California Journalism Awards for its work in 2020

Newspaper ranked third place in state for general excellence Uploaded: Tue, May 25, 2021, 12:21 pm Time to read: about 3 minutes Protesters marched from Los Altos High School into Downtown Los Altos on June 5. Photo by Adam Pardee. The Mountain View Voice was honored with eight awards in the print and digital categories, including third place for general excellence, in the annual California Journalism Awards competition. The results of the statewide contest were announced Wednesday, and included wins for the Voice's coverage of racial justice protests, education, local elections and the COVID...

Prestigious Silicon Valley school faces $2 mil. Lawsuit after claiming - Vimarsana News

Prestigious Silicon Valley school faces $2 mil. Lawsuit after claiming

Two former students of Saint Francis High School and their parents are suing the prestigious, private, Catholic institution in Mountain View for $20 million dollars in what they claim was a case of mistaken racism that cost the teen boys and their families irreparable harm.