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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer
A member of Palo Alto’s Planning and Transportation Commission has been accused of using his city position to ask for special treatment after his daughter’s car was towed from a city parking garage, public records show.
Commissioner Forest Olaf Peterson allegedly identified himself as a planning commissioner ...
BY STEPHANIE LAM
Daily Post Correspondent
Monday (July 13) is the first day candidates can file for local offices in the Nov. 3 election.
Those interested in running for city council must file with the city clerk, while school board, special district and countywide candidates must file with the respective county’s elections officials between July 13 and Aug. 7. I...
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer
More developers in Palo Alto are taking advantage of a two-week window when taller and denser buildings are allowed near Caltrain stations.
The city received two more applications on Tuesday from a developer invoking Senate Bill 79, a state law that limits the city’s ability to deny the projects until July 15...
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer
Three developers have taken advantage of a two-week window in Palo Alto to propose taller and denser buildings near Caltrain stations using a new and controversial state law.
Developers have invoked Senate Bill 79 to build more apartments downtown, on California Avenue and along El Camino Real.
Eric...
The National Newspaper Association has awarded 19 prizes to the Palo Alto Daily Post for excellence in news and advertising.
The Post won more prizes than any other publication on the Peninsula in this national contest.
The Post took home first place awards for front page design, best editorial, breaking news and reporting on public corruption.