3 hrs ago | Menlo Park City Council
Are you listening? Do you care?
Menlo Park Transportation Commissioner Charlie Bourne resigned on May 21 after nearly six years of service, citing Brown Act violations by city staff and attempts to stop the commission from reviewing projects.
9 hrs ago | San Jose Mercury News
Society: Alice in Wonderland says, Bring Me A Book
Janet Duca Norton / For The Daily News Jane Savignano and Frederic Rey were pleased their table won the tire cake at the iSpring Soundsi benefit for Adolescent Counseling Services on May18, 2013, at AutoVino in Menlo Park.
13 hrs ago | Almanac
The Almanac Online is seeking community bloggers. Readers who have a passion or expertise, or who are interested in sharing with other readers their thoughts about life in Menlo Park, Atherton, Portola Valley and Woodside, are welcome to apply.
17 hrs ago | Pacifica Tribune
State school API rankings show middle school can be tough, but some excel
Math teacher Suzanne Hughes works with eighth-grader Anisha Kakarlamudi at Thomas Russell Middle School on Wednesday morning, May 22, 2013, in Milpitas, Calif.
Ms. Cornelius, We are very sorry to hear that you received a parking violation and we hope that you continue to visit Menlo Park.
Mercury News interview: Peggy Northrop, editor-in-chief, Sunset Publishing
Rumors and uncertainty about a potential sale were swirling around Sunset magazine when veteran editor Peggy Northrop was asked to trade her glass-and-steel, high-rise Manhattan lifestyle to move across country into a sun-filled ground-floor office that overlooks Sunset's immaculately groomed grounds.
Damage reported from magnitude-5.7 quake in California
Residents in rural northeastern California assessed damage to their homes and businesses Friday from a magnitude-5.7 earthquake, one of the strongest temblors to hit the densely forested region in decades.
MPPC senior pastor John Ortberg balances roles of preacher, theologian and author
Theologian, minister, and Menlo Park resident John Ortberg has been senior pastor at Menlo Park Presbyterian Church since 2003.
4 Traits Banks Look For In New Staff
Big banks have taken it on the chin in recent years, arguably the victims of their own hubris, financial and otherwise.
A headmaster hangs up the chalk after 20 years of transformation
It was mid-afternoon on a glorious day -- sunny, mild, the air fragrant with spring.
Grab Bag Theater stages 'Babes in Arms'
The student-run youth theater group Grab Bag Theater will stage Rogers & Harts' "Babes in Arms" at 7 p.m. on three nights May 24, May 25 and June 1 and at 6:30 p.m. May 31st at the Veteran's Memorial Center Theater, 1455 Madison Ave.
Locals win ribbons at horse show
The 11th annual California Equine Foundation/United Professional Horseman's horse show took place May 9-12 at The Horse Park in Woodside with more than 170 entries competing.
Menlo Park transportation commissioner resigns, criticizing city staff
Menlo Park Transportation Commissioner Charlie Bourne resigned on May 21 after nearly six years of service, citing Brown Act violations by city staff and attempts to stop the commission from reviewing projects.
RE: The Alpine Road Fix that is going to make it more dangerous for pedestrians
Mrs. Gerba, In response to your email regarding the new bike lane striping on Alpine Road, we have reviewed the existing and proposed striping.
Too many students, too few seats
In the Sequoia Union High School District, the status quo could be in for some rough going as an enrollment growth of kindergarten-through-fourth-graders, particularly in Menlo Park, makes its way toward and through ninth grade.
Save Sharon Park and choose another site to build
The City of Menlo Park's Housing Element Steering Committee has proposed to convert the two acres of wooded open space on the west end of Sharon Park to 60 high-density housing units.
Fire chief recovering from fall
After tumbling off a ladder at his San Jose home last week, Menlo Park Fire Protection District Chief Harold Schapelhouman is on the mend.
Friday: CD release party for Windy Hill bluegrass band
It's called "Lonesome Garbage Man" and it's the second album just released by Windy Hill, the local bluegrass band known for its white shirts, ties and cowboy hats, and its repertoire of new and traditional and lively tunes.
Rotary Club of Menlo Park awards $87,000 in scholarships to local students
The Rotary Club of Menlo Park held its 27th annual Scholastic Achievement Awards Ceremony on last night at Menlo-Atherton High School, giving out scholarships totalling $87,000 to 24 students.. The evening featured live music from the Menlo-Atherton Jazz Band and the motivational speaker Michael Pritchard.
Food trucks make a dinner time appearance at Hillview School on May 23
Come to Hillview School in Menlo Park on Thursday, May 23, and enjoy dinner are dessert from a variety of food trucks.