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BY BRADEN CARRTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer

Palo Alto officials say the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is hoarding water based on unrealistic drought projections, driving up rates and killing salmon.

“This is a very serious problem. Very serious,” Councilman Ed Lauing said last Monday. “If it’s not stopped, this could cause severe rate hike...


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BY ADRIANA HERNANDEZ
Daily Post Staff Writer

Atherton residents want their city council to halt plans to replace a clay tennis court at Holbrook Palmer Park with a concrete court because it could lead to joint injuries.

Council is not set on discussing any changes to the courts at its Wednesday meeting, but residents wrote letters to the council asking ...


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When you think of Palantir Technologies, what comes to mind? Defense contracts and surveillance for law enforcement, right?

But Palantir has teamed up with doctors at Tampa General Hospital to cut sepsis deaths by 68%, according to research published by the


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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer

The Palo Alto school board stumbled into a dilemma last night (June 16) before approving contracts with two unions that will result in the district losing money if property taxes go up too much.

That’s because the district agreed on May 27 to pay the union for non-teachers 80% of all property tax growth above...


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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer

A shopping center in Midtown Palo Alto that was destroyed in a fire is up for sale, and council members are trying to make sure it’s redeveloped with new retail and not just housing. But state law may get in the way.

The one-acre property at 3191 Middlefield Road is listed for $12 million. The property was ho...


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