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BY DAVE PRICE
Daily Post Editor
Palo Alto City Council’s refusal to release the Cubberley appraisal isn’t the first time the city has withheld crucial information before a tax vote.
In November 2022, the city hid an audit showing it had banked a $40 million surplus before the community voted on Measure K, a tax on businesses.
The tax was app...
Here are some news stories and editorials about the candidates and measures that will appear on the Nov. 3, 2026 general election ballot. More stories will be posted here when they run in the Daily Post.
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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer
Palo Alto City Council is wading into a lawsuit between the city of Menlo Park and a developer representing a Russian billionaire who wants to build towers rising 39 stories.
The development is proposed at the former Sunset Magazine headquarters at Middlefield and Willow roads, next to the San Francisquito ...
This story first appeared in Saturday’s Daily Post. To get important local news stories first, pick up the Post in the mornings at 1,000 Mid-Peninsula locations.
Two men, including a former 49ers executive who lives in Los Altos, are facing embezzlement charges in an alleged $1.4 million kickback scheme involving San Mateo County Event Center construction ...
Here are some news stories and editorials about the candidates and measures that will appear on the Nov. 3, 2026 general election ballot. More stories will be posted here when they run in the Daily Post.
Our coverage is available without pay walls. And we don’t want your donations.
—— Santa Clara County ——Palo Alto School Board