4 hrs ago | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Mormon students take seminary classes before school
These teens are in school before many classmates even wake up. They've already studied before the first high school bell rings.
8 hrs ago | Mountain View Voice
If Mountain View had a resident ribs master, it would be Harold Willis. And you won't find him -- or his ribs -- in a local restaurant, but in the parking lot of Lozano's Car Wash on El Camino Real.
15 hrs ago | Pacific Sun
Teacher Looking for Quiet Rental
Single, teacher/writer in her early 40's looking for a QUIET studio cottage, in-law, granny unit, or duplex in Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, Sunnyvale or Cupertino.
20 hrs ago | Redlands Daily Facts
Redlands High School Chamber Singers bring awards back to Redlands
Redlands High School senior Austin Niebres said he was overwhelmed "" shocked, even "" when he heard his name called as the winner of a Maestro Award at the recent National Heritage Choral Festival at Foothill College in Los Altos.
Will -- or should -- adult schools remain 'the quiet corner' of local education?
CloudVolumes Named Winner of 2013 TiE50 a oeTop Startupa at TiEcon 2013
CloudVolumes was amongst 50 winners honored on Saturday, May 18 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
Not your typical multimillionaire
As a man who loves tinned spaghetti hoops, drives a six-year-old car, and holds meetings over a burger at McDonald's, it is fair to say that Aaron Levie is not your average multimillionaire.
National "rolling fast" for immigration reform starts in MV
The first in a series of such actions nationwide, advocates for immigrant rights in Mountain View made their point this month by going without food and speaking to church congregations up and down the Peninsula.
Online test predicts chances of success with IVF
More than seven million people struggle with infertility in this country. Treatments are now widely available, but they can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
P.E. credit for marching band?
Everyone seems to agree that marching up and down a football field while banging on drums or playing the horn is hard work.
High school cover-up: debate over students dress code
Tempers were tested at a recent meeting of the local high school district's board of trustees, as one of the governing body's elder statesmen gave a passionate, playful and at times sardonic speech, suggesting calls for stricter enforcement of dress code policy was contributing to "rape culture." The speech drew a sharp rebuff from the three ... (more)
Residents irked by change in Palo Alto's 'housing vision'
As Palo Alto nears the finish line in adopting a long overdue housing vision, residents in one neighborhood are rising up to protest a late revision in the document that would accommodate a controversial senior-housing development on Maybell Avenue.
Police Calls: Segway-ing While Tipsy
The weekend started with a bang. Literally. You know how, at the end of a long week, a beer or two might be in order? Los Altos Police were called at 8:59 p.m. Friday to assist when a person who appeared to have been drinking, Agent Neal Rangles said Monday.
Bigger, Better Target Coming to Mountain View
More construction will soon come to the San Antonio Shopping area of Mountain View.
Got Allergies? Find Out the Pollen Count in Los Altos Today
Springtime has arrived and pollen is in the air. Thanks to the effects of climate change , experts say the pollen count this season will be higher than ever before .
Los Altos Hills Property Available at Full Price
Yesterday we featured a humongous three and a half million dollar spread on half an acre in San Jose.
LAHS earns award for civics work
Los Altos High School is being recognized for its efforts to educate through engagement in social issues both near and far.
Los Altans: Who Biked to Work? Who Cheered Them On?
Can you bike to work on a bus? Can you bike to work on an expressway? Can you bike to work on a train? And what if you don't work ? Whatever the question is, the answer is, if you used a bike to go somewhere today, we want to see your pictures.
Los Gatos Plastic Bag Ban Under Way
The days of happy Los Gatos shoppers walking into their favorite establishments to purchase goods later deposited into single-use plastic carryout bags look numbered.
Coming Soon! Los Altos Patch Gets a New Look
Hi, everyone! I have some exciting news to share about Patch-we're getting a whole new look! It's coming in a couple weeks and it's going to make Los Altos Patch easier to use, and a better place to connect and share.