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Ron Galatolo, the former chancellor of the San Mateo County Community College District has been sentenced to 8 months in jail by Judge Leland Davis.
Galatolo, 62, of Menlo Park, was found guilty of eight felonies on Jan. 20, including four counts each of tax evasion and perjury. The jury was deadlocked 9-3 and 10-2 for guilty on the remaining charges, which include...
BY EMILY MIBACH
Daily Post Managing Editor
Palo Alto’s city manager isn’t going to ask the City Council whether he should release the city’s appraisal of Cubberley Community Center that voters will be asked to buy in November.
The city has denied a California Public Records Act request filed by the Daily Post for the appraisal of the property.
...BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer
East Palo Alto Councilwoman Martha Barragan announced today (July 30) that she won’t be seeking re-election because of health issues.
Barragan, 48, has often been aligned with Mayor Webster Lincoln and Councilman Mark Dinan on issues such maintaining the city’s license plate-reading cameras, even after ICE ...
Here’s the latest look at who has signed up to run for various city and school district seats in the Daily Post’s circulation area. The deadline to file is Aug. 7. If an incumbent who is eligible to run for reelection hasn’t decided to run again, the deadline is extended until Aug. 12.
Palo Alto City Council
Three City Council seats are up...
BY STEPHANIE LAM
Daily Post Correspondent
Redwood City residents are urging the city to remove controversial automatic license plate readers that they say violate the privacy of citizens.
During public comments on Monday, around 15 people came forward to ask council to ditch its contract with Flock Safety when it expires in September, and hold off on ...